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#include <gnome.h> |
These functions create common dialogs for you. In all cases, you
should prefer the
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Creates and shows a simple message dialog.
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Creates and shows a simple message dialog.
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Creates and shows a error dialog. This is an OK dialog to display on fatally failed operations.
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Creates and shows a error dialog. This is an OK dialog to display on fatally failed operations.
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Creates and shows a warning dialog. For non-fatal warnings.
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Creates and shows a warning dialog. For non-fatal warnings.
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Creates a question dialog and calls callback when user answers the button number is passed onto 'reply'. 0 is for 'Yes', 1 for 'No'
void (* GnomeReplyCallback)(gint reply, gpointer data);
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Creates a question dialog and calls callback when user answers the button number is passed onto 'reply'. 0 is for 'Yes', 1 for 'No'
void (* GnomeReplyCallback)(gint reply, gpointer data);
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Creates a question dialog and calls callback when user answers the button number is passed onto 'reply'. 0 is for 'Yes', 1 for 'No'. The dialog is created as a modal dialog and the user will have to answer this before proceeding.
void (* GnomeReplyCallback)(gint reply, gpointer data);
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Creates a question dialog and calls callback when user answers the button number is passed onto 'reply'. 0 is for 'Yes', 1 for 'No'. The dialog is created as a modal dialog and the user will have to answer this before proceeding.
void (* GnomeReplyCallback)(gint reply, gpointer data);
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Creates an OK/Cancel dialog and calls callback when user answers the button number is passed onto 'reply'. 0 is for 'OK', 1 for 'Cancel'.
void (* GnomeReplyCallback)(gint reply, gpointer data);
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Creates an OK/Cancel dialog and calls callback when user answers the button number is passed onto 'reply'. 0 is for 'OK', 1 for 'Cancel'.
void (* GnomeReplyCallback)(gint reply, gpointer data);
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Creates an OK/Cancel dialog and calls callback when user answers the button number is passed onto 'reply'. 0 is for 'OK', 1 for 'Cancel'. The dialog is created as a modal dialog and the user will have to answer this before proceeding.
void (* GnomeReplyCallback)(gint reply, gpointer data);
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Creates and shows an OK/Cancel dialog and calls callback when user answers the button number is passed onto 'reply'. 0 is for 'OK', 1 for 'Cancel'. The dialog is created as a modal dialog and the user will have to answer this before proceeding.
void (* GnomeReplyCallback)(gint reply, gpointer data);
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Deprecated, use gnome_request_dialog
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Deprecated, use gnome_request_dialog
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Deprecated, use gnome_request_dialog
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Deprecated, use gnome_request_dialog
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Creates and shows a GNOME text entry request dialog. callback is called when the dialog closes, passing the text entry input or NULL if the user cancelled. callback is defined as
void (* GnomeStringCallback)(gchar * string, gpointer data);
password : | TRUE if on-screen text input is masked |
prompt : | Text of the prompt to be displayed |
default_text : | Default text in entry widget, NULL if none |
max_length : | Maximum input chars allowed |
callback : | Callback function for handling dialog results |
data : | Data passed to the callback |
parent : | Parent window, or NULL for no parent. |
Returns : | Pointer to new GNOME dialog object. |