UI.messagebox "beep"
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That is a user defined sound set from the Control Panel. The sound will depend on the type of messagebox you create.
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OK, Anyone know of a system cmd I can call to turn the sound off/on?
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@honoluludesktop said:
OK, Anyone know of a system cmd I can call to turn the sound off/on?
I'd recommend you do not mess with user's system preferences!
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OK! Thanks.
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There are other series of icons for the messagebox. The default series shows when you use the MB_ type constants:
["MB_OK", "MB_OKCANCEL", "MB_ABORTRETRYIGNORE", "MB_YESNOCANCEL", "MB_YESNO", "MB_RETRYCANCEL", "MB_MULTILINE"]But if add some constant value to these (excluding MB_MULTILINE), you can get a series of messageboxes using different icons. Here are the constants and the icon series you get:
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Jim, that looks good. Not in the API?
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@honoluludesktop said:
Jim, that looks good. Not in the API?
It's there.
http://code.google.com/apis/sketchup/docs/ourdoc/ui.html#messageboxBut the return value constant isn't. See the comments at the bottom of the page.
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The API doesn't mention anything about being able to use a certain icon series by adding a values to the MB constants.
I wonder if the return values are still the same in this case?
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Ah, yea I see now what you mean. Yea - these should be mapped. I had been wishing for such control - similar to what I had in VB and C#.
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What would probably make it easier to map out was to print out the binary value so we can see which bits are turned on.
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32.to_s(2) 100000 48.to_s(2) 110000 64.to_s(2) 1000000 80.to_s(2) 1010000 272.to_s(2) 100010000 -
How do I "add some constant value" to the following?
UI:messagebox "my text "+variable, MB_OK -
Use the bitwise And operator to combine flags:
Messagebox with Yes/No button and question mark icon:
UI.messagebox('Hello World', MB_YESNO | 32) -
WOW
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The Win32 API docs helped:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms645505%28VS.85%29.aspx
Stop:
0x00000010 = 16
Question:0x00000020 = 32
Explaination (Yellow Alert Triangle):0x00000030 = 48
Information (Blue Info Circle):0x00000040 = 64 -
[16,32,48,64,80].each { |i| puts i.to_s(2).rjust(8,'0') } 00010000 00100000 00110000 01000000 01010000 -
I went thru this a fee months ago or so:
It's a Win only thing so far as I know, but I'd like to see what happens on the Mac.
Here's a text report of all the integers and the resultant button styles you get. (I believe some of the icons are deprected, specifically the question icon.)
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@thomthom said:
Use the bitwise And operator to combine flags:
Messagebox with Yes/No button and question mark icon:
UI.messagebox('Hello World', MB_YESNO | 32)That's actually the Or operator... but you knew that
Sorry... pedantic mode, off!
@Dan: I've also always wondered what all the obviously-Win32-API-based things did on the Mac version... I always assumed they just translated stuff to the appropriate Mac system-calls/constants, but it would be nice to know for sure.
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@runnerpack said:
@thomthom said:
Use the bitwise And operator to combine flags:
Messagebox with Yes/No button and question mark icon:
UI.messagebox('Hello World', MB_YESNO | 32)That's actually the Or operator... but you knew that
Doh!
I swear there's a little brain-gnome that intercepts and swaps words before they reach the hands...
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