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wftk::QuestionBox

wftk::QuestionBox Class Reference

Dialog box with question, user answers yes / no. More...

#include <questionbox.h>

Inheritance diagram for wftk::QuestionBox:

wftk::BorderedDialog wftk::Dialog wftk::SingleContainer wftk::Widget wftk::ScreenArea List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 QuestionBox (const std::string &title, const std::string &question, const std::string &border_res_name="dialogbox_frame", const Font &font=Font())
 Create a questionbox.
 QuestionBox (const std::string &question)
 Create a questionbox, just specifing the question

This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.

void click (bool)
 allows the program to trigger the equivalent of a click
bool getResult () const
 get the dialog result (true for yes, false for no)

Public Attributes

SigC::Signal1< void, bool > result
 signal sent with value of click (true for yes, false for no)

Detailed Description

Dialog box with question, user answers yes / no.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

wftk::QuestionBox::QuestionBox (  const std::string &  title,
const std::string &  question,
const std::string &  border_res_name = "dialogbox_frame",
const Font &  font = Font()
)  [inline]
 

Create a questionbox.

Parameters:
title the title of the questionbox
question the question the box should ask
border_res_name std::string containing the name of the ressource to use for the frame. The ressources are
  • <name>_v for the vertical frames
  • <name>_h for the horizontal frames
  • <name>_edge for the corners
If any of those ressources aren't found, it is left out. Defaults to dialogbox_frame
font font to use, defaults to Font()

wftk::QuestionBox::QuestionBox (  const std::string &  question  )  [inline, explicit]
 

Create a questionbox, just specifing the question

This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.

Parameters:
question the question the box should ask

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