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(start_dialog)

Start that dialog box.

This function displays a dialog box and accepts clicks the user inputs with the mouse button. It returns the status code passed to it by the done_dialog function:

Code Meaning
1 User clicked OK button.
0 User clicked Cancel button or errors occurred.
-1 The term_dialog function was used.

Example

Code Returns

(start_dialog)
  • 1

NOTES

  • A dialog box is first initialized by the new_dialog function.
  • The order of calling a dialog box is as follows:
  • load_dialog
  • new_dialog
  • action_tile, start_image, start_list, etc (perform all dialog box initialization, such as associating an action with a tiles, creating an image, and making the lists for list boxes)
  • start_dialog

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