How to use pyghidra create listing or table?

[SteinsGatep001]

I found the api createTableChooserDialog at

pyghidra.get_current_interpreter().createTableChooserDialog

but hot o use it in python?

If extend Java class in Python:

TypeError: Java classes cannot be extended in Python
 (GhidraScript)

[astrelsky]

I put in the work to make extending classes possible. It will still be a while though.
jpype-project/jpype#1275 (comment)

Regarding using createTableChooserDialog, what is preventing you from implementing TableChooserExecutor? I see no reason createTableChooserDialog can't be used.

[VincentDary]

@astrelsky, #1275 , awesome !, six month I am monitoring for this feature.

[v-p-b]

I just ran into this same problem with one of my old plugins, and I'm a bit confused about the conversation here:

what is preventing you from implementing TableChooserExecutor? I see no reason createTableChooserDialog can't be used.

The relevant signature is this: createTableChooserDialog(String title, TableChooserExecutor executor)

The second argument is an executor that must implement TableChooserExecutor, but as OP says "Java classes cannot be extended in Python". So how am I supposed to use createTableChooserDialog from Python?

[v-p-b]

To answer my own question, since PyGhidra is build on Jpype, you can implement interfaces (which looked like subclassing earlier in Python). See @JImplements and @JOverride here: https://jpype.readthedocs.io/en/latest/userguide.html

[ryanmkurtz]

from jpype import JImplements, JOverride
from ghidra.app.tablechooser import TableChooserExecutor

@JImplements(TableChooserExecutor)
class MyExecutor(object):
    @JOverride
    def getButtonName(self):
        return "My Button"

    @JOverride
    def execute(self, rowObject):
        return false

executor = MyExecutor()
dialog = createTableChooserDialog("hi", executor)
dialog.show()