How to use the nanogui.file_dialog function in nanogui

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def cb():
            result = nanogui.file_dialog(valid, False)
            print("File dialog result = %s" % result)

def cb():
            result = nanogui.file_dialog(valid, True)
            print("File dialog result = %s" % result)

def cb():
            result = nanogui.file_dialog(valid, True)
            print("File dialog result = %s" % result)

def cb():
            result = nanogui.file_dialog(valid, False)
            print("File dialog result = %s" % result)