WidgetMessageBox Class Template Reference
[Widgets]

MessageBox class. More...

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Public Types
enum	Buttons
	Enums for which buttons you want the MessageBox to have.
enum	Icon
	Enums for which ICON you want the MessageBox to have.
typedef WidgetMessageBox< Parent >	ObjectType
	Object type.
enum	RetVal
	Enums for Return Value that the MessageBox::show can return.
typedef WidgetMessageBox< Parent >	ThisType
	Class type.
Public Member Functions
RetVal	show (const SmartUtil::tstring &body, const SmartUtil::tstring &header=_T("SmartWinMessageBox"), Buttons buttons=BOX_OK, Icon icon=BOX_ICONINFORMATION)
	Shows the actual MessageBox.

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Detailed Description

template<class Parent>
class SmartWin::WidgetMessageBox< Parent >

MessageBox class.

Class for showing a MessageBox.
Either derive from it, call WidgetFactory::createMessageBox or use normal Constructor.
Note!
If you wish to use this class with Parent classes other than those from SmartWin you need to expose a public function called "parent" taking no arguments returning and HWND in the Parent template parameter.
The complete signature of the function will then be "HWND parent()"

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Member Typedef Documentation

typedef WidgetMessageBox< Parent > ObjectType

Object type.

Note, not a pointer!!!!

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Member Function Documentation

WidgetMessageBox< Parent >::RetVal show	(	const SmartUtil::tstring &	body,
		const SmartUtil::tstring &	header = _T("SmartWinMessageBox"),
		Buttons	buttons = BOX_OK,
		Icon	icon = BOX_ICONINFORMATION
	)

Shows the actual MessageBox.

First parameter is the body shown inside the Message Box.
Second parameter is the HEADER of the Message Box ( the text shown in the blue line, optional parameter )
Third parameter is the Buttons you want the Message Box to have ( optional parameter )
Fourth parameter is the Icon you want the Message Box to display ( normally in the upper left corner )

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