Can the default extension argument be made to accept a list of extensions instead of a single one? Like, say, filtering for .dxf, dwg, and .3dm? Or is this a Windows-controlled thing that Rhino can’t do anything with…
Thanks, --Mitch
Hi Mitch,
Does this work for you?
filter = "Some description |*.dxf;*.dwg;*.3dm"
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Hi Alain,
The “filter” argument works fine with multiple file types… The “extension” argument doesn’t - it expects a single extension in the form of a string it seems…
Cheers, --Mitch
Sorry, I misread.
Since extension is the default extension to add if you didn’t specify any how could it be more than one value?
If
filter = "Some description |*.dxf;*.dwg;*.3dm"
extension = "3dm"
then if you just type “myfilename” in the open dialog “myfilename.3dm” will be returned.
Yeah, guess that was a brain fart there, can only have one default extension logically…
What I was hoping for is to be able to see all the .dxf, .dwg and .3dm in a folder in order to choose, but unfortunately, the default extension only allows you to see one type at a time.
–Mitch