Difference between revisions of "TMessageBox.Default"
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You can set TMessageBox.Default to the value of the button you'd like selected as default<br> | You can set TMessageBox.Default to the value of the button you'd like selected as default<br> | ||
| − | 0 is always the left-most button and the selection moves right as the number increases.<br> | + | 0 is always the left-most button and the selection moves right as the number increases.<br><br> |
| − | The example below | + | The example below shows cancel selected as default. |
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<pre>form = Obj.Create("TMessageBox") | <pre>form = Obj.Create("TMessageBox") | ||
Latest revision as of 07:35, 17 October 2011
You can set TMessageBox.Default to the value of the button you'd like selected as default
0 is always the left-most button and the selection moves right as the number increases.
The example below shows cancel selected as default.
form = Obj.Create("TMessageBox")
form.Button = 3
form.Default = 2
form.Title = "Brian G's Tree Chopper"
form.Show("Path file not found!\nWould you like to make a new one right now?")
