Simple cross-platform (OSX, Windows, Linux) native open and save dialogs for Defold.
(Uses the awesome minimal lib: https://github.com/mlabbe/nativefiledialog)
-- Open file dialog
print("diags.open:", diags.open())
-- Save file dialog
print("diags.save:", diags.save())
-- Open multiple files
local r, t = diags.open_multiple()
print("diags.open_multiple:", r)
pprint(t)
-- Open folder
print("diags.open_folder:", diags.open_folder())
Example:
Haven’t had time to try it on Windows, will try to give it a look today!
Fixed so it works on Windows now, but currently only possible on Defold alpha (and Editor 2.0) since I had to do a fix in the SDK as well. 
Ahh, so awesome! Thanks a lot!
strange bug appear when i try to build Windows version of my app with Def-diags (i have no this bug few weeks ago in this project)
Hmm, do you see anything else in the compile log? E.g. a line with “error:” in it?
unfortunately I can’t copy log (editor2 issue)
do you know path to the log?
Unfortunately no, but hopefully @Erik_Angelin, @Ragnar_Dahlen or @mats.gisselson could help with this?
Ah, no. That is only a “warning:”, and we are currently not compiling with"/Wx" (which turns warnings into errors)
Look further down if it says anything like “error:” or perhaps “unresolved” or anything else suspicious.
whole log on the screenshot (
Sadly I don’t have access to a Windows machine at the moment, will try to check when I’m back at the office on Wednesday.
hmm, i try to build Windows bundle on mac (i didn’t have problem with this before)
I tried on OSX as well, got a compile error there too, but I get even less info than you did. I will look at this tomorrow.
It was an issue with build server. Now all works fine, thanks!
@sven Does Def-Diags need to be updated to work on Linux? I’d like to get the latest version of my polygon editor working cross-platform. At the moment it doesn’t bundle for Linux, but I’m not 100% sure if that’s because of the extension, or because Editor 2 doesn’t support that yet?
Thanks!
Almost 100% sure that the extension has no Linux support yet.
I haven’t had time to look into Linux yet, but it should probably not be a big issue since the underlaying library I use has Linux support.
