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    • onidarbeO Offline
      onidarbe
      last edited by

      I can't seem to find how I can give a quick confirmation, like displaying 1 second: "Hello world" without the need to press [OK] or [X]

      I thought I've found it, but it doesn't work:
      dlg = UI::WebDialog.new("test", false, "test", 300, 200, 50, 150, false) dlg.set_html("Hello world") dlg.show start_timer(1, false) { dlg.close }

      It does sometimes disappear but even when I don't use start_timer(1, false) { dlg.close } So that seems to be another bug?! 😞 Maybe only in SU 2013...

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      • Dan RathbunD Offline
        Dan Rathbun
        last edited by

        Try:

        
        module Onidarbe
        
          def self;;popup(message)
            #
            unless @dlg
              @dlg = UI;;WebDialog.new("Notice", false, "Onidarbe_Popup", 300, 200, 50, 150, false)
            end
            @dlg.set_html(message)
            if @dlg.visible?
              @dlg.bring_to_front
            else
              RUBY_PLATFORM =~ /darwin/i ? @dlg.show_modal ; @dlg.show
            end
            UI;;start_timer(1.0, false) { @dlg.close }
            #
          end # popup
        
        end
        
        

        Onidarbe::popup("Operation complete.")

        reasons:

        1. local vars in scripts get garbage collected soon after the script ends.
        2. all your code needs to be inside your own module
        3. you were attempting to call the start_timer module function without qualifying it by it's module. (It is not a global method.)
          πŸ’­

        I'm not here much anymore.

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        • onidarbeO Offline
          onidarbe
          last edited by

          Short and ride to the point πŸ˜„

          Thanks again Dan! Have a nice new year's eve...

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