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When used in a script, sets the [[ISSession:UserInput (Top-Level Object)|UserInput]] Top-Level Object to the user response -- "OK", "Cancel", "Yes", or "No" (can also be NULL if the message box is destroyed). | When used in a script, sets the [[ISSession:UserInput (Top-Level Object)|UserInput]] Top-Level Object to the user response -- "OK", "Cancel", "Yes", or "No" (can also be NULL if the message box is destroyed). | ||
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== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
Revision as of 14:10, 7 July 2005
Contents
Syntax
| UI | |
| Usage | Intermediate |
| Level of Understanding | Intermediate |
| Computer Savvy | Intermediate |
| Logic | Intermediate |
MessageBox [-template <name>] [-ok|-okcancel|-yesno] <text>
Description
Pops up a message box with the indicated buttons (OK by default), displaying the given text.
When used in a script, sets the UserInput Top-Level Object to the user response -- "OK", "Cancel", "Yes", or "No" (can also be NULL if the message box is destroyed).
To make the messagebox use a custom template specify the name with the -template switch.
Examples
- MessageBox "We're not going to make it, captain"
- MessageBox -ok "We're not going to make it, captain"
- MessageBox -yesno "Lower the sail?"
- MessageBox -okcancel "We're going to lower the sail"
- MessageBox -template mymessagebox -yesno "Eject the reactor core?"
