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BDialog Class Reference

#include <BDialog.h>

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Detailed Description

Class for on-screen dialogs.

You can cause a dialog to appear by calling its run() method and make it go away by calling stop().

Don't use this class directly. Use some subclass of it.

Public Member Functions
	BDialog (BScreen *screen, const BSize &size)
	Construct a new dialog on the given screen.
virtual	~BDialog ()
void	center ()
	Center the dialog on its screen.
virtual void	run ()
	Run the dialog (starts a new run loop).
virtual void	stop ()
	Stop the dialog, which must be running.
Protected Attributes
BRunLoop *	_loop

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

BDialog::BDialog (  BScreen *    screen, const BSize &    size )

Construct a new dialog on the given screen.

virtual BDialog::~BDialog (    )  [virtual]

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Member Function Documentation

void BDialog::center (    )

Center the dialog on its screen.

virtual void BDialog::run (    )  [virtual]

Run the dialog (starts a new run loop). Reimplemented in BFileSelector, BMenu, and BMessagebox.

virtual void BDialog::stop (    )  [virtual]

Stop the dialog, which must be running.

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Member Data Documentation

BRunLoop* BDialog::_loop [protected]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• BDialog.h

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