Chapter 7. PlainUserDialog Class and PlainBaseDialog Class

Automatic data field detection on (=1, default) or off (=0). For the UserDialog subclass the default is off and Connect... methods or a resource script are usually used.

A queue containing the methods that are started concurrently before the execution of the dialog

A directory string storing the numerical values assigned to symbolic IDs (#define-statements in the resource script)

Protected attribute to store connections between dialog items and the attributes of the dialog instance

A handle to the dialog

0 if dialog is executing, 1 if terminated with OK, and 2 if canceled

After the Init method has finished executing the value of the attribtute is 0 if no errors were detected during initialization, otherwise its value is non-zero. After instantiating a new dialog object, the InitCode attribute should be checked. If its value is not 0 then there was some problem initializing the object. The programmer should treat this as an error condition and not expect that the underlying Windows dialog can be created successfully.

After the dialog is finished, the attribute will be 1 if the user terminated the dialog with the Ok button. Its value will be 2 if the user canceled the dialog.

Protected attribute that is true (=1) if a stem variable was passed to init