Example for passing additional parameters to zenity?

[Quintin Riis]

I am investigating using AutoKey to save time.  The default options mean I have to scroll in the following example.  Scrolling wastes time!!

I need to pass --height=i through to zenity, how do I do this?  I have found references to passing additional parameters in the source code, but nothing I try works as desired.  

I am working with the following example script:

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choices = ["1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6"]

retCode, choice = dialog.list_menu(choices)

if retCode == 0:

    keyboard.send_keys("You chose " + choice)

What do I need to do so that the dialog box is larger?  

Additionally, it might be a good idea to make the box sizeof(choices) * 10 if choices < 10 or some such by default.

[jos...@main.nc.us]

Don't know the answer, but I do use zenity a bunch.

Would it be possible to bypass the whole issue by using python to call
zenity directly with whatever parameters you desire? I'm a python
beginner, so I couldn't show you how.

If you do go that route, take a look at yad. It's a replacement for
zenity that has more options.

Joe