I´m new to Blockly and can not find a way to obtain field value of a dropdown or checkbox.
Lets consider following scenario (generated with blockly-dev-tools):
Blockly.Blocks['feature'] = {
init: function () {
this.appendDummyInput()
.appendField("Feature") // just for label
.appendField(new Blockly.FieldDropdown([["manufacturer", "feature_manufacturer"], ["profile", "feature_profile"], ["glas", "feature_glas"]]), "category"); // for dropdown values
this.appendValueInput("feature_name")
.setCheck("String")
.setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
.appendField("Name");
this.appendValueInput("feature_prio")
.setCheck("Number")
.setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
.appendField("Priorität");
this.appendDummyInput()
.setAlign(Blockly.ALIGN_RIGHT)
.appendField("Versteckt")
.appendField(new Blockly.FieldCheckbox("TRUE"), "hidden");
now obtaining values from value inputs is not a problem, you can get thouse like this:
const featureName = element.getInputTargetBlock("feature_name");
if (featureName) {
console.log(featureName.getFieldValue("TEXT"));
}
const featurePrio = element.getInputTargetBlock("feature_prio");
if (featurePrio) {
console.log(featurePrio.getFieldValue("NUM"));
}
but dummy inputs hosting dropdowns or checkboxes have no methods to provide selected values. It might be that this is my conceptual error to use dummy inputs to host the elements, but when using value input, you have always those nipples to the right, which are obsolate, since the values are provided by the checkbox or dropdown.
You should be able to skip the middleman and use
element.getFieldValue
. For example, to get the value from the checkbox field named "hidden", you could useelement.getFieldValue("hidden")
.P.S. You can also skip the
element.getInputTargetBlock
middleman and useBlockly.JavaScript.valueToCode
(I.E., to get the value of the block in the "feature_name" input, you could useBlockly.JavaScript.valueToCode(element, "featureName", Blockly.JavaScript.ORDER_ATOMIC)
or what have you). If you use a different generator than JavaScript, replaceJavaScript
with the generator you use (e.g. Python or whatever).