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1/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
2// Name: wx/richmsgdlg.h
3// Purpose: interface of wxRichMessageDialog
4// Author: wxWidgets team
5// RCS-ID: $Id$
6// Licence: wxWindows license
7/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
8
9/**
10 @class wxRichMessageDialog
11
12 Extension of wxMessageDialog with additional functionality.
13
14 This class adds the possibility of using a checkbox (that is especially
15 useful for implementing the "Don't ask me again" kind of dialogs) and an
16 extra explanatory text which is initially collapsed and not shown to the
17 user but can be expanded to show more information.
18
19 Notice that currently the native dialog is used only under MSW when using
20 Vista or later Windows version. Elsewhere, or for older versions of
21 Windows, a generic implementation which is less familiar to the users is
22 used. Because of this it's recommended to use this class only if you do
23 need its extra functionality and use wxMessageDialog which does have native
24 implementation under all platforms otherwise. However if you do need to put
25 e.g. a checkbox in a dialog, you should definitely consider using this
26 class instead of using your own custom dialog because it will have much
27 better appearance at least under recent Windows versions.
28
29 To use this class, you need to create the dialog object and call
30 ShowCheckBox() and/or ShowDetailedText() to configure its contents.
31 Other than that, it is used in exactly the same way as wxMessageDialog and
32 supports all the styles supported by it. In particular, ShowModal() return
33 value is the same as for wxMessageDialog. The only difference is that you
34 need to use IsCheckBoxChecked() to examine the checkbox value if you had
35 called ShowCheckBox().
36
37 Here is a simple example:
38 @code
39 void MyFrame::ShowDialog()
40 {
41 if ( ... shouldn't show this dialog again ... )
42 return;
43
44 wxRichMessageDialog dlg(this, "Welcome to my wonderful program!");
45 dlg.ShowCheckBox("Don't show welcome dialog again");
46 dlg.ShowModal(); // return value ignored as we have "Ok" only anyhow
47
48 if ( dlg.IsCheckBoxChecked() )
49 ... make sure we won't show it again the next time ...
50 }
51 @endcode
52
53 @since 2.9.2
54
55 @library{wxcore}
56 @category{cmndlg}
57
58 @see @ref overview_cmndlg_msg
59*/
60class wxRichMessageDialog : public wxRichMessageDialogBase
61{
62public:
63 /**
64 Constructor specifying the rich message dialog properties.
65 Works just like the constructor for wxMessageDialog.
66 */
67 wxRichMessageDialog(wxWindow* parent,
68 const wxString& message,
69 const wxString& caption = wxMessageBoxCaptionStr,
70 long style = wxOK | wxCENTRE,
71 const wxPoint& pos = wxDefaultPosition);
72
73 /**
74 Shows a checkbox with a given label or hides it.
75
76 @param checkBoxText
77 If the parameter is non-empty a checkbox will be shown with that
78 label, otherwise it will be hidden.
79 @param checked
80 The initial state of the checkbox.
81 */
82 void ShowCheckBox(const wxString& checkBoxText, bool checked = false);
83
84
85 /**
86 Retrieves the label for the checkbox.
87
88 @return
89 The label for the checkbox, will be the empty string if no
90 checkbox is used.
91 */
92 wxString GetCheckBoxText() const;
93
94 /**
95 Shows or hides a detailed text and an expander that is used to
96 show or hide the detailed text.
97
98 @param detailedText
99 The detailed text that can be expanded when the dialog is shown,
100 if empty no detailed text will be used.
101 */
102 void ShowDetailedText(const wxString& detailedText);
103
104 /**
105 Retrieves the detailed text.
106
107 @return
108 The detailed text or empty if detailed text is not used.
109 */
110 wxString GetDetailedText() const;
111
112 /**
113 Retrieves the state of the checkbox.
114
115 If this method is called before showing the dialog, the initial value
116 of the checkbox, as set by ShowCheckBox() is used. If it is called
117 after calling wxDialog::ShowModal(), the value set by the user is
118 returned.
119
120 @return @true if the checkbox is checked or @false if not.
121 */
122 bool IsCheckBoxChecked() const;
123
124 /**
125 Shows the dialog, returning one of wxID_OK, wxID_CANCEL, wxID_YES, wxID_NO.
126
127 IsCheckBoxChecked() can be called afterwards to retrieve the value of the
128 check box if one was used.
129 */
130 virtual int ShowModal();
131};