pymel.core.uitypes.LayoutDialog¶
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- class LayoutDialog¶
class counterpart of mel function layoutDialog
The layoutDialog command creates a modal dialog containing a formLayout with 100 divisions. The formLayout can be populated with arbitrary UI elements through use of the ‘-ui/-uiScript’ flag. NOTE:A layoutDialog is not a window and certain UI elements will not function properly within it. In particular menuBars and panels containing menuBars should not be used with the layoutDialog.