DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory Class Reference
Detailed Description
The dialog factory provides a simple way to show/hide and manage modeless dialogs.
By default, this factory supports single dialog instances, but by providing a non-empty string dialogId to the show() method, you can have multiple instances of a single dialog class.
If you use the dialog factory to create an instance of your dialog, it will normally be Destroy()'ed by the DialogInterpreter's QUIT handler. If you want to Destroy() your dialog yourself, you should call remove().
#include
<class_dialog_interpreter_1_1_dialog_factory.h>
Public Member Functions |
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| ready () | |
| instance () | |
| construct () | |
| destruct () | |
| __init__ () | |
| show () | |
| Show/hide a singleton dialog instance,
creating it if necessary. |
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| block () | |
| Show/hide a singleton dialog instance,
creating it if necessary. |
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| remove () | |
| Remove a reference to the specified dialog
instance, if it exists. |
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| destroy () | |
| Destroy the specified dialog instance, if it
exists. |
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Member Function Documentation
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.ready | ( | ) |
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.instance | ( | ) |
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.construct | ( | ) |
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.destruct | ( | ) |
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.__init__ | ( | ) |
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.show | ( | ) |
Show/hide a singleton dialog instance, creating it if necessary.
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.block | ( | ) |
Show/hide a singleton dialog instance, creating it if necessary.
We always assume modal.
This method should not be called from the UI thread!!!!!
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.remove | ( | ) |
Remove a reference to the specified dialog instance, if it exists.
| DialogInterpreter.DialogFactory.destroy | ( | ) |
Destroy the specified dialog instance, if it exists.
