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--- visual3d:documentation:pipeline:pipeline_commands:prompt_for_pipeline_parameter_value [2024/06/18 13:33] – sgranger
+++ visual3d:documentation:pipeline:pipeline_commands:prompt_for_pipeline_parameter_value [2025/03/18 16:54] (current) – wikisysop
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+====== Prompt For Pipeline Parameter Value ======
 Prompts a dialog for user to create a pipeline parameter with the specified parameter value.
-{{Prompt_For_Pipeline_Parameter_Value.png}}
+{{:Prompt_For_Pipeline_Parameter_Value.png}}
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 </code>
-====== RTF Format ======
+===== RTF Format =====
 The prompt can be expressed as an RTF format but because of the parsing of commands in Visual3D the user must be careful not to include the following reserved characters
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 \caps to turn all capitals on and \caps0 to turn all capitals off
 \outl to turn outline on and \outl0 to turn outline off
-====== Example: User input the initials of the Patient ======
+===== Example: User input the initials of the Patient =====
+{{ :SetPipelineParameterDlg.png}}
 This example will prompt the user for the initials of the subject. The resulting pipeline parameter **GP_INITIALS** will contain the user input from the dialog.
-|\\ \\ \\ <code>\\ Prompt_For_Pipeline_Parameter_Value\\ /PIPELINE_PARAMETER_NAME= GP_INITIALS\\ /PROMPT= Enter the Initials of the Patient\\ /DATA_TYPE=STRING\\ /DEFAULT_VALUE=\\ ;\\ </code>\\ \\ \\ When the command is exectued, a dialog prompt will appear asking the user to input the initials of the patient (see image on right)  |{{SetPipelineParameterDlg.png}}  |
+Prompt_For_Pipeline_Parameter_Value\\
+/PIPELINE_PARAMETER_NAME= GP_INITIALS\\
+/PROMPT= Enter the Initials of the Patient\\
+/DATA_TYPE=STRING\\
+/DEFAULT_VALUE=\\
+;
+When the command is executed, a dialog prompt will appear asking the user to input the initials of the patient (see image on right)
-====== Example: Obstacle Height ======
+===== Example: Obstacle Height =====
 This example will prompt the user for the height of an obstacle in **inches**. The resulting pipeline parameter **OBSTACLE_HEIGHT** will contain the user input from the dialog in **meters**.