Dialogs with Octave or Python callback functions

#callback function

def myFunc(w,h,output):

print "width = " + str(w) + " height = " + str(h) + " output = " + output

#create the input window with 3 rows and 1 column

inputWindow = tc_createMatrix( 3, 1 )

tc_setMatrixValue(inputWindow, 0, 0, 0)

tc_setMatrixValue(inputWindow, 1, 0, 0.0)

tc_setMatrixValue(inputWindow, 2, 0, 0.0)

#given row names to display

tc_setRowName(inputWindow, 0, "Width")

tc_setRowName(inputWindow, 1, "Height")

tc_setRowName(inputWindow, 2, "Output")

tc_createInputWindowForScript(inputWindow, "Screenshot", "myFunc")

#make the last row a set of options

list = ["Wiki code","HTML code"]

tc_addInputWindowOptions("Screenshot", 2, 0, toTC(list))

Here is the screenshot. When the user clicks the ok button, the callback function is called with the arguments 55, 12, "Wiki code"