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Re: Close() callback not conditioned in a dialog [message #6372 is a reply to message #6365]

Thu, 09 November 2006 21:48

forlano
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luzr wrote on Thu, 09 November 2006 20:33

Then make your Close button a Rejector (or simply Breaker)!

There are three modal loop breakers:

- Breaker simply exits it
- Acceptor accepts widgets first (accepting makes the check for Null)
- Rejector rejects all widgets (this can be different from simple Break sometimes, e.g. open database data are canceled etc..)

Mirek

I've used the following code line

    //btnClose.WhenAction = THISBACK(Close); // previous
    btnClose <<= Breaker(999); // new

and it works as I wanted. Now the Breaker is promoted to my default method for Close/Exit button.

Thanks!
Luigi

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