[fxruby-users] Exiting a DialogBox created with FoxGUIb

[Ernest Ellingson]

e aldaz wrote:
> Dear All
>
> I am new to FOX and FoxGUIb. I have found FoxGUIb very
> useful and I have created an application with menus,
> one of which calls a DialogBox for the user to enter
> some values. After finishing the user will press OK to
> save data. 
>
> Unfortunately I don’t know how to let the
> DialogBox know tha tonce the OK button is pressed it
> should exit. It seems I need to send message ID_ACCEPT
> to some recipient (not sure which) when the button OK
> is clicked? But no idea how to do that with the code
> that is generated by FoxGUIb as the button is created
> in a different way to what I have seen in the examples
> in the web, and I have no idea how to relate them (
> I'm afraid I haven't really understood the FXButton
> API)
>
> The dialog box examples I have seen do something like
> the following:
>
>    # Accept
>     accept = FXButton.new(buttons, "&Accept", nil,
> self, ID_ACCEPT, 
> FRAME_RAISED|FRAME_THICK|LAYOUT_RIGHT|LAYOUT_CENTER_Y)
>
>
> However the FoxGUIb creates a button doing:
>
> FX::Button.new(@verticalframe7){|w|
>                 @button_ok=w
>                 w.wdg_name='button_ok'
>                 w.text="Ok"
>                 w.width=21
>                 w.y=4
>                 w.height=21
>                 w.layoutHints=40
>                 w.x=26
>                 w.selector=FX::DialogBox::ID_QUIT
>
>                 @button_ok.connect(Fox::SEL_COMMAND){
>                             lat = textfield_lat.text
>                             lon = textfield_lon.text
>                             heading
> =textfield_heading.text                               
>                                                 #How
> do I indicate that I want to accept and exit?:?
>                                                       
>                 }
>  }
>
> So in this last example, how do I exit the dialog when
> button is clicked?
>
> Thanks very much for your help
> Eduardo
>
>
> Hi Eduardo:
    Take a look at the example dialog.rb in the examples dir that came 
with FXRuby.
There they have a function

 def onCmdShowDialogModal(sender, sel, ptr)

That example should solve your problem.

If you don't have the examples file look here

http://www.fxruby.org/

In the documentation, there are examples.  The dialog.rb example is 
there along with the code.

Ernie