TextBox

<TextBox
  name="name-literal"
  select="expr"
  multiline="multiline"
  passwordchar="passwordchar"
</TextBox>

multiline  ::=  { yes | no }

If the optional select attribute is used, its value is displayed in the field when the runtime user enters the dialog. It is a default value: the user can choose to overwrite it. Expr is either a string literal or an XPath expression.

If you set multiline="yes", the field is allowed to be multi-line, that is: it is able to have variable height. Use the h attribute to set the height you want:

The optional passwordchar attribute may be used to mask password input. It masks each character typed by the runtime user by displaying passwordchar instead of the input character. passwordchar is a single non‑whitespace character, typically an asterisk ( * ).

<example xmlns:pc="Processing.Command" xmlns:valuedialog="Dialog.Result" xmlns:assign="Processing.Command.Assign" pc:hideme="true">
  <pc:Dialog
    valuedialog:passwordvalue="/Forms/Form/TextBox[@name='password']/text()">
    <Form w="700" h="200">
      <Title>TextBox example</Title>
      <Label dx="10" dy="20">Please enter password.</Label>
      <Label newline="true" dx="10" dy="20" w="50">Password</Label>
      <TextBox dx="10" w="150" name="password" passwordchar="*" />
      <Button dx="10" dy="20" newline="true"><Result>OK</Result>OK</Button>
    </Form>
  </pc:Dialog>
  <pc:terminate test="$valuedialog:passwordvalue=''" msg="Error: Password must be specified."/>
</example>