dialog.twoWay
| Syntax |
dialog.twoWay (prompt, button1, button2)
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| Params |
prompt is a string to be displayed in the dialog. button1 is a string with which the first button should be labeled. button2 is a string with which the second button in the dialog should be labeled.
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| Action |
Displays a dialog containing prompt and waits for the user to click on a button.
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| Returns |
True if the user clicks button1, false if the user clicks button2.
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| Examples |
dialog.twoWay ("How are you feeling?", "Fine", "Terrible") » true // User is fine.
dialog.twoWay ("Use long or short form for dates?", "Long", "Short")
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| Notes |
If the choice you wish to present to the user is a Yes-No choice, use dialog.yesNo, which automatically names the two buttons accordingly. button1 is always the default button; it appears with an outline around it. It is automatically selected if the user presses Return or Enter.
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| See Also |
dialog.yesNo
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