Dialog Class Reference

The Dialog JavaScript class. A simplified version of the Qt dialog. More...

Public Slots
void	newTab (String &label)
	Adds a new tab to the dialog. More...
void	newColumn ()
	Add a new column to the dialog. More...
void	addSpace (int space)
	Adds spacers to the dialog layout. More...
void	add (SCRIPT_QSWidget *widget)
	Adds a widget to the dialog. More...
bool	exec ()
	Run the dialog in modal mode. Pressing ok accepts the dialog input. Pressing cancel cancels the dialog. More...

Properties
String	title
	The title of the dialog. More...
String	caption
	The title of the dialog. (Legacy, but still supported) More...
int	width
	The width of the dialog in pixels. More...
String	okButtonText
	The label of the OK button. More...
String	cancelButtonText
	The label of the Cancel button. More...

Detailed Description

The Dialog JavaScript class. A simplified version of the Qt dialog.

This class and the associated widget classes are used to build simple dialogs.

function sampleDialog()
{
  var d = new Dialog();
  d.title = "Sample Dialog";

  var inputL = new LineEdit;
  inputL.label = "Sample Line Edit";
  d.add( inputL );

  if ( d.exec() )
  {
    var sampleText = inputL.text;
    MessageLog.trace("The input text is " + sampleText + ".");
  }
}

The widgets you can add to a Dialog are: LineEdit, NumberEdit, TimeEdit, DateEdit, SpinBox, CheckBox, RadioButton, ComboBox, GroupBox, Slider, Button and Label

Member Function Documentation

add

void Dialog::add ( SCRIPT_QSWidget *  widget )

slot

Adds a widget to the dialog.

addSpace

void Dialog::addSpace ( int  space )

slot

Adds spacers to the dialog layout.

myDialog.addSpace( 25 );

exec

bool Dialog::exec ( )

slot

Run the dialog in modal mode. Pressing ok accepts the dialog input. Pressing cancel cancels the dialog.

newColumn

void Dialog::newColumn ( )

slot

Add a new column to the dialog.

myDialog.newColumn();

newTab

void Dialog::newTab ( String &  label )

slot

Adds a new tab to the dialog.

myDialog.newTab(“This is your tab label”);

Property Documentation

cancelButtonText

String Dialog::cancelButtonText

readwrite

The label of the Cancel button.

myDialog.cancelButtonText = “Click here to reject”;

caption

String Dialog::caption

readwrite

The title of the dialog. (Legacy, but still supported)

myDialog.caption = “My First Dialog”;

okButtonText

String Dialog::okButtonText

readwrite

The label of the OK button.

myDialog.okButtonText = “Click here to accept”;

title

String Dialog::title

readwrite

The title of the dialog.

myDialog.title = “My First Dialog”;

width

int Dialog::width

readwrite

The width of the dialog in pixels.

myDialog.width = 500;