MessageBox Class Reference

Display an error box with a message and standard or user-supplied buttons. More...

#include <messagebox.hh>

Inheritance diagram for MessageBox:

List of all members.

Public Types

enum {
NONE = 0, HELP = 1 << 0, OK = 1 << 1, CLOSE = 1 << 2,
CANCEL = 1 << 3
}

typedef void(* ResponseHandler )(GtkDialog *, int, gpointer)

implResponseHandler(GtkDialog* diag, int response, gpointer data)

Public Member Functions

MessageBox (const char *type, int buttons, const char *heading, const char *message=0)

Displays message in a GtkMessageDialog - when the user clicks the OK button, the window is closed again.

MessageBox (const char *type, int buttons, const string &heading, const char *message)

As above, but with string& instead of char*.

MessageBox (const char *type, int buttons, const char *heading, const string &message)

As above, but with string& instead of char*.

MessageBox (const char *type, int buttons, const string &heading)

As above, but with string& instead of char*.

MessageBox (const char *type, int buttons, const string &heading, const string &message)

As above, but with string& instead of char*.

~MessageBox ()

MessageBox * show ()

Open the dialog box.

MessageBox * show_noAutoClose ()

As above, but don't close when a button is pressed.

GtkWidget * addButton (const char *buttonText, int response)

Add a text button to the dialog.

GtkWidget * addButton (const char *buttonText, GtkResponseType response)

GtkWidget * addStockButton (const char *buttonType, int response)

Add a standard button to the dialog.

GtkWidget * addStockButton (const char *buttonType, GtkResponseType response)

MessageBox * onResponse (ResponseHandler handler, gpointer data)

You must take care yourself to be delivered signals when the user clicks on a button.

Static Public Attributes

static const char *const MESSAGE = "gtk-dialog-info"

static const char *const INFO = "gtk-dialog-info"

static const char *const WARNING = "gtk-dialog-warning"

static const char *const QUESTION = "gtk-dialog-question"

static const char *const ERROR = "gtk-dialog-error"

Friends

class Ref

Classes

class Ref

Ref object to store reference to a MessageBox in. More...

Detailed Description

Display an error box with a message and standard or user-supplied buttons.

Member Typedef Documentation

typedef void(* MessageBox::ResponseHandler)(GtkDialog *, int, gpointer)

implResponseHandler(GtkDialog* diag, int response, gpointer data)

Parameters:

	diag
	response	Code of response. Either one of the responses you registered, or GTK_RESPONSE_DELETE_EVENT if the user clicked on the window's close icon. If the user presses the Escape key, either any GTK_RESPONSE_CANCEL (if present) is simulated as pressed, or the only button of the dialog is simulated as pressed (if there is only one), or nothing happens (i.e. >1 buttons and none of them is GTK_RESPONSE_CANCEL).
	data	The pointer passed to onResponse().

Member Enumeration Documentation

anonymous enum

Enumerator:

NONE
HELP
OK
CLOSE
CANCEL

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

MessageBox::MessageBox	(	const char *	type,
		int	buttons,
		const char *	heading,
		const char *	message = `0`
	)			`[inline]`

Displays message in a GtkMessageDialog - when the user clicks the OK button, the window is closed again.

Any number of independent error boxes can be open at the same time.

For non-standard buttons, use GTK_BUTTONS_NONE, then addButton().

heading and message must be valid UTF-8. Markup is not escaped, do this yourself if necessary. message is optional.

Parameters:

	type	Type of icon to display
	buttons	Or'ed together: HELP, OK, CLOSE, CANCEL. HELP is special in that the button is added at the left side of the dialog. OK is special because a default signal handler is added which closes the dialog.
	heading	Error text to be printed in big font at top of dialog, or null if only message is to be displayed.
	message	Main error message

MessageBox::MessageBox	(	const char *	type,
		int	buttons,
		const string &	heading,
		const char *	message
	)			`[inline]`

As above, but with string& instead of char*.

MessageBox::MessageBox	(	const char *	type,
		int	buttons,
		const char *	heading,
		const string &	message
	)			`[inline]`

As above, but with string& instead of char*.

MessageBox::MessageBox	(	const char *	type,
		int	buttons,
		const string &	heading
	)			`[inline]`

As above, but with string& instead of char*.

MessageBox::MessageBox	(	const char *	type,
		int	buttons,
		const string &	heading,
		const string &	message
	)			`[inline]`

As above, but with string& instead of char*.

MessageBox::~MessageBox ( )

References Assert, debug, MessageBox::Ref::get(), and MessageBox::Ref::messageBox.

Member Function Documentation

MessageBox * MessageBox::show ( ) [inline]

Open the dialog box.

(This isn't done in the ctor because if you add your own buttons after opening it, its size changes, which may cause the window manager to display it partially off-screen.) Also registers a callback which closes the window once a button is pressed, *except* when that button causes a response GTK_RESPONSE_HELP

Returns:: "this"

References show_noAutoClose().

Referenced by JobLine::create(), GtkSingleUrl::on_closeButton_clicked(), GtkSingleUrl::on_restartButton_clicked(), GtkSingleUrl::on_startButton_clicked(), and GtkSingleUrl::run().

MessageBox * MessageBox::show_noAutoClose ( )

As above, but don't close when a button is pressed.

References c, data, debug, and NULL.

Referenced by show().

GtkWidget * MessageBox::addButton	(	const char *	buttonText,
		int	response
	)

Add a text button to the dialog.

Returns:: The new button

Referenced by addButton(), JobLine::create(), GtkSingleUrl::on_closeButton_clicked(), GtkSingleUrl::on_restartButton_clicked(), and GtkSingleUrl::on_startButton_clicked().

GtkWidget * MessageBox::addButton	(	const char *	buttonText,
		GtkResponseType	response
	)			`[inline]`

References addButton().

GtkWidget * MessageBox::addStockButton	(	const char *	buttonType,
		int	response
	)

Add a standard button to the dialog.

Parameters:

	buttonType	e.g. "gtk-cancel"
	response	e.g. GTK_RESPONSE_CANCEL, or a positive value of your choice

Returns:: The new button

Referenced by addStockButton(), GtkSingleUrl::on_closeButton_clicked(), GtkSingleUrl::on_restartButton_clicked(), and GtkSingleUrl::on_startButton_clicked().

GtkWidget * MessageBox::addStockButton	(	const char *	buttonType,
		GtkResponseType	response
	)			`[inline]`

References addStockButton().

MessageBox * MessageBox::onResponse	(	ResponseHandler	handler,
		gpointer	data
	)			`[inline]`

You must take care yourself to be delivered signals when the user clicks on a button.

The MessageBox object is deleted when the dialog is destroyed - usually, this happens automatically, but it won't happen for a click on a "Help" button and if you used show_noAutoClose() instead of show().

Returns:: "this"

Referenced by GtkSingleUrl::on_closeButton_clicked(), GtkSingleUrl::on_restartButton_clicked(), and GtkSingleUrl::on_startButton_clicked().

Friends And Related Function Documentation

friend class Ref [friend]

Member Data Documentation

const char *const MessageBox::MESSAGE = "gtk-dialog-info" [static]

const char *const MessageBox::INFO = "gtk-dialog-info" [static]

Referenced by JobLine::create().

const char *const MessageBox::WARNING = "gtk-dialog-warning" [static]

Referenced by GtkSingleUrl::on_closeButton_clicked(), GtkSingleUrl::on_restartButton_clicked(), and GtkSingleUrl::on_startButton_clicked().

const char *const MessageBox::QUESTION = "gtk-dialog-question" [static]

const char *const MessageBox::ERROR = "gtk-dialog-error" [static]

Referenced by JobLine::create(), GtkSingleUrl::on_startButton_clicked(), and GtkSingleUrl::run().

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

gtk/messagebox.hh
gtk/messagebox.cc


Public Types
enum	{ NONE = 0, HELP = 1 << 0, OK = 1 << 1, CLOSE = 1 << 2, CANCEL = 1 << 3 }
typedef void(*	ResponseHandler )(GtkDialog *, int, gpointer)
	implResponseHandler(GtkDialog* diag, int response, gpointer data)
Public Member Functions
	MessageBox (const char type, int buttons, const char heading, const char *message=0)
	Displays message in a GtkMessageDialog - when the user clicks the OK button, the window is closed again.
	MessageBox (const char type, int buttons, const string &heading, const char message)
	As above, but with string& instead of char*.
	MessageBox (const char type, int buttons, const char heading, const string &message)
	As above, but with string& instead of char*.
	MessageBox (const char *type, int buttons, const string &heading)
	As above, but with string& instead of char*.
	MessageBox (const char *type, int buttons, const string &heading, const string &message)
	As above, but with string& instead of char*.
	~MessageBox ()
MessageBox *	show ()
	Open the dialog box.
MessageBox *	show_noAutoClose ()
	As above, but don't close when a button is pressed.
GtkWidget *	addButton (const char *buttonText, int response)
	Add a text button to the dialog.
GtkWidget *	addButton (const char *buttonText, GtkResponseType response)
GtkWidget *	addStockButton (const char *buttonType, int response)
	Add a standard button to the dialog.
GtkWidget *	addStockButton (const char *buttonType, GtkResponseType response)
MessageBox *	onResponse (ResponseHandler handler, gpointer data)
	You must take care yourself to be delivered signals when the user clicks on a button.
Static Public Attributes
static const char *const	MESSAGE = "gtk-dialog-info"
static const char *const	INFO = "gtk-dialog-info"
static const char *const	WARNING = "gtk-dialog-warning"
static const char *const	QUESTION = "gtk-dialog-question"
static const char *const	ERROR = "gtk-dialog-error"
Friends
class	Ref
Classes
class	Ref
	Ref object to store reference to a MessageBox in. More...