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#include <libxfce4ui/libxfce4ui.h> GtkWidget * xfce_message_dialog_new (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *title,const gchar *stock_id,const gchar *primary_text,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *first_button_text,...); GtkWidget * xfce_message_dialog_new_valist (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *title,const gchar *icon_stock_id,const gchar *primary_text,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *first_button_text,va_list args); gint xfce_message_dialog (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *title,const gchar *stock_id,const gchar *primary_text,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *first_button_text,...); void xfce_dialog_show_help (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *application,const gchar *page,const gchar *offset); void xfce_dialog_show_info (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *primary_format,...); void xfce_dialog_show_warning (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *primary_format,...); void xfce_dialog_show_error (GtkWindow *parent,const GError *error,const gchar *primary_format,...); gboolean xfce_dialog_confirm (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *stock_id,const gchar *confirm_label,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *primary_format,...); #define XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_MIXED #define XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_PIXBUF
GtkWidget * xfce_message_dialog_new (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *title,const gchar *stock_id,const gchar *primary_text,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *first_button_text,...);
xfce_message_dialog_new() allows you to easily create Gtk+ message dialogs.
It accepts GTK+ stock buttons, mixed buttons (using XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_MIXED)
or buttons with a GdkPixbuf (using XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_PIXBUF).
The buttons are defined by first_button_text and the next arguments in the
following format type, param1[, param2, param3].
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This allows you to easily create mixed buttons in a dialog.
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Creates a button with the GdkPixbuf as button icon.
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Stock Buttons |
When the variables above were not matched, the button type
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To clarify this behaviour see the example below. We create a dialog with two stock buttons, a GdkPixbuf button and a mixed button.