Existing Dialogs
Using the already available dialogs available in Eto makes your application more consistent with Rhino and the operating system your Plug-in is running on. It also saves you time and effort.

Message Box

MessageBox is a very simple and highly useful dialog for handling control flow and allowing users to make informed decisions.

using Eto.Forms;

var result = MessageBox.Show("Would you like to save before closing?",
                           MessageBoxButtons.YesNo,
                           MessageBoxType.Question,
                           MessageBoxDefaultButton.Yes);

if (result != DialogResult.Yes)
{
  MessageBox.Show("Model discarded successfully!", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxType.Information);
}
else
{
  MessageBox.Show("Model saved successfully before closing.", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxType.Information);
}

import scriptcontext as sc

import Eto.Forms as ef
from Rhino.UI import RhinoEtoApp

parent = RhinoEtoApp.MainWindowForDocument(sc.doc)

result = ef.("Would you like to save before closing?",
                           MessageBoxButtons.YesNo,
                           MessageBoxType.Question,
                           MessageBoxDefaultButton.Yes)

if result != DialogResult.Yes:
  ef.MessageBox.Show("Model discarded successfully!", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxType.Information)

else:
  ef.MessageBox.Show("Model saved successfully before closing.", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxType.Information)
Message Boxes

Color Picker

The Color Picker is a button that shows the ColorDialog. The Color Dialog can also be used separately.

using Eto.Forms;

var dialog = new Dialog()
{
  Width = 80,
  Height = 80,
  Padding = 8,
  Content = new ColorPicker()
};

dialog.ShowModal();

import Eto.Forms as ef
import Eto.Drawing as ed

dialog = ef.Dialog()
dialog.Width = 80
dialog.Height = 80
dialog.Padding = ed.Padding(8)
dialog.Content = ef.ColorPicker()

dialog.ShowModal()
Color Picker

File Dialogs

File dialogs make prompting users to choose new and existing files simple.

If you need to prompt for a folder, there is the SelectFolderDialog

Your Data is Safe
The below example does not save or open any files you choose. It only shows dialogs that assist in getting file names.
using Eto.Forms;

var parent = Rhino.UI.RhinoEtoApp.MainWindowForDocument(__rhino_doc__);

var openDialog = new OpenFileDialog()
{
  Filters = {
      new FileFilter("Any", "*.*")
  },
  CurrentFilterIndex = 0,
  CheckFileExists = true,
  MultiSelect = true,
  Title = "Pick a file, any file"
};

var result = openDialog.ShowDialog(parent);
if (result == DialogResult.Cancel)
{
  MessageBox.Show("No File chosen!", MessageBoxType.Information);
  return;
}

var saveDialog = new SaveFileDialog()
{
  Title = "Save your file",
  Directory = openDialog.Directory,
  FileName = openDialog.FileName
};

result = saveDialog.ShowDialog(parent);

if (result == DialogResult.Cancel)
{
  MessageBox.Show("File not saved!", MessageBoxType.Information);
  return;
}

import scriptcontext as sc

import Eto.Forms as ef
from Rhino.UI import RhinoEtoApp
import Rhino

parent = Rhino.UI.RhinoEtoApp.MainWindowForDocument(sc.doc);

openDialog = ef.OpenFileDialog()
openDialog.Filters.Add(ef.FileFilter("Any", "*.*"));
openDialog.CurrentFilterIndex = 0
openDialog.CheckFileExists = True
openDialog.MultiSelect = True
openDialog.Title = "Pick a file, any file"

result = openDialog.ShowDialog(parent);
if result == DialogResult.Cancel:
  ef.MessageBox.Show("No File chosen!", MessageBoxType.Warning)
else:
  saveDialog = ef.SaveFileDialog()
  saveDialog.Title = "Save your file"
  saveDialog.Directory = openDialog.Directory
  saveDialog.FileName = openDialog.FileName

  result = saveDialog.ShowDialog(parent)

  if result == DialogResult.Cancel:
      ef.MessageBox.Show("File not saved!", MessageBoxType.Warning)
  else:
      ef.MessageBox.Show("File saved", MessageBoxType.Information)
File Dialogs