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how to define Args parameter for UpdateMenuButton.init for release version 5.0 #456
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Following code doesn't compile anymore with release 5.0:
UpdateMenuButton.init(Args: new string[] { "mode", "lines"}, Label: "Lines", Method: UpdateMethod.Restyle)
Args with string[] is no longer valid.
How to define args with release 5.0?
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Hi @kunjiangkun,
The original intention of changing the argument type to DynamicObj[] was to support arguments of different types (see #414), because in the final schema, args is a json array with arbitrary types.
This means that you now have to create dynamic objects with field names set to your argument names. Here is a simple example:
using Plotly.NET; using Plotly.NET.LayoutObjects; using DynamicObj; var mode1 = new DynamicObj.DynamicObj(); mode1.SetValue("mode", "markers"); var mode2 = new DynamicObj.DynamicObj(); mode2.SetValue("mode", "lines"); var myBtn1 = UpdateMenuButton.init( Args: new DynamicObj.DynamicObj[] {mode1}, Label: "Markers", Method: StyleParam.UpdateMethod.Res...
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Hi @kunjiangkun,
The original intention of changing the argument type to DynamicObj[] was to support arguments of different types (see #414), because in the final schema, args is a json array with arbitrary types.
This means that you now have to create dynamic objects with field names set to your argument names. Here is a simple example:
using Plotly.NET; using Plotly.NET.LayoutObjects; using DynamicObj; var mode1 = new DynamicObj.DynamicObj(); mode1.SetValue("mode", "markers"); var mode2 = new DynamicObj.DynamicObj(); mode2.SetValue("mode", "lines"); var myBtn1 = UpdateMenuButton.init( Args: new DynamicObj.DynamicObj[] {mode1}, Label: "Markers", Method: StyleParam.UpdateMethod.Restyle); var myBtn2 = UpdateMenuButton.init( Args: new DynamicObj.DynamicObj[] {mode2}, Label: "Lines", Method: StyleParam.UpdateMethod.Restyle); Chart2D.Chart.Point<int,int,string>( x: new[] {1, 2, 3, 4}, y: new[] {10, 11, 12, 13} ) .WithUpdateMenu(UpdateMenu.init(Buttons: new UpdateMenuButton[] {myBtn1, myBtn2}))
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