///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Name: wx/msgdlg.h // Purpose: common header and base class for wxMessageDialog // Author: Julian Smart // Modified by: // Created: // Copyright: (c) Julian Smart // Licence: wxWindows licence ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// #ifndef _WX_MSGDLG_H_BASE_ #define _WX_MSGDLG_H_BASE_ #include "wx/defs.h" #if wxUSE_MSGDLG #include "wx/dialog.h" #include "wx/stockitem.h" extern WXDLLIMPEXP_DATA_CORE(const char) wxMessageBoxCaptionStr[]; // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- // wxMessageDialogBase: base class defining wxMessageDialog interface // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- class WXDLLIMPEXP_CORE wxMessageDialogBase : public wxDialog { public: // helper class for SetXXXLabels() methods: it makes it possible to pass // either a stock id (wxID_CLOSE) or a string ("&Close") to them class ButtonLabel { public: // ctors are not explicit, objects of this class can be implicitly // constructed from either stock ids or strings ButtonLabel(int stockId) : m_stockId(stockId) { wxASSERT_MSG( wxIsStockID(stockId), "invalid stock id" ); } ButtonLabel(const wxString& label) : m_label(label), m_stockId(wxID_NONE) { } ButtonLabel(const char *label) : m_label(label), m_stockId(wxID_NONE) { } ButtonLabel(const wchar_t *label) : m_label(label), m_stockId(wxID_NONE) { } ButtonLabel(const wxCStrData& label) : m_label(label), m_stockId(wxID_NONE) { } // default copy ctor and dtor are ok // get the string label, whether it was originally specified directly // or as a stock id -- this is only useful for platforms without native // stock items id support wxString GetAsString() const { return m_stockId == wxID_NONE ? m_label : wxGetStockLabel(m_stockId, wxSTOCK_FOR_BUTTON); } // return the stock id or wxID_NONE if this is not a stock label int GetStockId() const { return m_stockId; } private: // the label if explicitly given or empty if this is a stock item const wxString m_label; // the stock item id or wxID_NONE if m_label should be used const int m_stockId; }; // ctors wxMessageDialogBase() { m_dialogStyle = 0; } wxMessageDialogBase(wxWindow *parent, const wxString& message, const wxString& caption, long style) : m_message(message), m_caption(caption) { m_parent = parent; SetMessageDialogStyle(style); } // virtual dtor for the base class virtual ~wxMessageDialogBase() { } wxString GetCaption() const { return m_caption; } virtual void SetMessage(const wxString& message) { m_message = message; } wxString GetMessage() const { return m_message; } void SetExtendedMessage(const wxString& extendedMessage) { m_extendedMessage = extendedMessage; } wxString GetExtendedMessage() const { return m_extendedMessage; } // change the dialog style flag void SetMessageDialogStyle(long style) { wxASSERT_MSG( ((style & wxYES_NO) == wxYES_NO) || !(style & wxYES_NO), "wxYES and wxNO may only be used together" ); wxASSERT_MSG( !(style & wxYES) || !(style & wxOK), "wxOK and wxYES/wxNO can't be used together" ); // It is common to specify just the icon, without wxOK, in the existing // code, especially one written by Windows programmers as MB_OK is 0 // and so they're used to omitting wxOK. Don't complain about it but // just add wxOK implicitly for compatibility. if ( !(style & wxYES) && !(style & wxOK) ) style |= wxOK; wxASSERT_MSG( (style & wxID_OK) != wxID_OK, "wxMessageBox: Did you mean wxOK (and not wxID_OK)?" ); wxASSERT_MSG( !(style & wxNO_DEFAULT) || (style & wxNO), "wxNO_DEFAULT is invalid without wxNO" ); wxASSERT_MSG( !(style & wxCANCEL_DEFAULT) || (style & wxCANCEL), "wxCANCEL_DEFAULT is invalid without wxCANCEL" ); wxASSERT_MSG( !(style & wxCANCEL_DEFAULT) || !(style & wxNO_DEFAULT), "only one default button can be specified" ); m_dialogStyle = style; } long GetMessageDialogStyle() const { return m_dialogStyle; } // customization of the message box buttons virtual bool SetYesNoLabels(const ButtonLabel& yes,const ButtonLabel& no) { DoSetCustomLabel(m_yes, yes); DoSetCustomLabel(m_no, no); return true; } virtual bool SetYesNoCancelLabels(const ButtonLabel& yes, const ButtonLabel& no, const ButtonLabel& cancel) { DoSetCustomLabel(m_yes, yes); DoSetCustomLabel(m_no, no); DoSetCustomLabel(m_cancel, cancel); return true; } virtual bool SetOKLabel(const ButtonLabel& ok) { DoSetCustomLabel(m_ok, ok); return true; } virtual bool SetOKCancelLabels(const ButtonLabel& ok, const ButtonLabel& cancel) { DoSetCustomLabel(m_ok, ok); DoSetCustomLabel(m_cancel, cancel); return true; } virtual bool SetHelpLabel(const ButtonLabel& help) { DoSetCustomLabel(m_help, help); return true; } // test if any custom labels were set bool HasCustomLabels() const { return !(m_ok.empty() && m_cancel.empty() && m_help.empty() && m_yes.empty() && m_no.empty()); } // these functions return the label to be used for the button which is // either a custom label explicitly set by the user or the default label, // i.e. they always return a valid string wxString GetYesLabel() const { return m_yes.empty() ? GetDefaultYesLabel() : m_yes; } wxString GetNoLabel() const { return m_no.empty() ? GetDefaultNoLabel() : m_no; } wxString GetOKLabel() const { return m_ok.empty() ? GetDefaultOKLabel() : m_ok; } wxString GetCancelLabel() const { return m_cancel.empty() ? GetDefaultCancelLabel() : m_cancel; } wxString GetHelpLabel() const { return m_help.empty() ? GetDefaultHelpLabel() : m_help; } // based on message dialog style, returns exactly one of: wxICON_NONE, // wxICON_ERROR, wxICON_WARNING, wxICON_QUESTION, wxICON_INFORMATION, // wxICON_AUTH_NEEDED virtual long GetEffectiveIcon() const { if ( m_dialogStyle & wxICON_NONE ) return wxICON_NONE; else if ( m_dialogStyle & wxICON_ERROR ) return wxICON_ERROR; else if ( m_dialogStyle & wxICON_WARNING ) return wxICON_WARNING; else if ( m_dialogStyle & wxICON_QUESTION ) return wxICON_QUESTION; else if ( m_dialogStyle & wxICON_INFORMATION ) return wxICON_INFORMATION; else if ( m_dialogStyle & wxYES ) return wxICON_QUESTION; else return wxICON_INFORMATION; } protected: // for the platforms not supporting separate main and extended messages // this function should be used to combine both of them in a single string wxString GetFullMessage() const { wxString msg = m_message; if ( !m_extendedMessage.empty() ) msg << "\n\n" << m_extendedMessage; return msg; } wxString m_message, m_extendedMessage, m_caption; long m_dialogStyle; // this function is called by our public SetXXXLabels() and should assign // the value to var with possibly some transformation (e.g. Cocoa version // currently uses this to remove any accelerators from the button strings // while GTK+ one handles stock items specifically here) virtual void DoSetCustomLabel(wxString& var, const ButtonLabel& label) { var = label.GetAsString(); } // these functions return the custom label or empty string and should be // used only in specific circumstances such as creating the buttons with // these labels (in which case it makes sense to only use a custom label if // it was really given and fall back on stock label otherwise), use the // Get{Yes,No,OK,Cancel}Label() methods above otherwise const wxString& GetCustomYesLabel() const { return m_yes; } const wxString& GetCustomNoLabel() const { return m_no; } const wxString& GetCustomOKLabel() const { return m_ok; } const wxString& GetCustomHelpLabel() const { return m_help; } const wxString& GetCustomCancelLabel() const { return m_cancel; } private: // these functions may be overridden to provide different defaults for the // default button labels (this is used by wxGTK) virtual wxString GetDefaultYesLabel() const { return wxGetTranslation("Yes"); } virtual wxString GetDefaultNoLabel() const { return wxGetTranslation("No"); } virtual wxString GetDefaultOKLabel() const { return wxGetTranslation("OK"); } virtual wxString GetDefaultCancelLabel() const { return wxGetTranslation("Cancel"); } virtual wxString GetDefaultHelpLabel() const { return wxGetTranslation("Help"); } // labels for the buttons, initially empty meaning that the defaults should // be used, use GetYes/No/OK/CancelLabel() to access them wxString m_yes, m_no, m_ok, m_cancel, m_help; wxDECLARE_NO_COPY_CLASS(wxMessageDialogBase); }; #include "wx/generic/msgdlgg.h" #if defined(__WX_COMPILING_MSGDLGG_CPP__) || \ defined(__WXUNIVERSAL__) || defined(__WXGPE__) || \ (defined(__WXGTK__) && !defined(__WXGTK20__)) #define wxMessageDialog wxGenericMessageDialog #elif defined(__WXMSW__) #include "wx/msw/msgdlg.h" #elif defined(__WXMOTIF__) #include "wx/motif/msgdlg.h" #elif defined(__WXGTK20__) #include "wx/gtk/msgdlg.h" #elif defined(__WXMAC__) #include "wx/osx/msgdlg.h" #elif defined(__WXQT__) #include "wx/qt/msgdlg.h" #endif // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- // wxMessageBox: the simplest way to use wxMessageDialog // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- int WXDLLIMPEXP_CORE wxMessageBox(const wxString& message, const wxString& caption = wxMessageBoxCaptionStr, long style = wxOK | wxCENTRE, wxWindow *parent = NULL, int x = wxDefaultCoord, int y = wxDefaultCoord); #endif // wxUSE_MSGDLG #endif // _WX_MSGDLG_H_BASE_