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.

The handle to a bitmap that is displayed in the dialog's background.

The handle to a bitmap that is used to draw the dialog's background.

A directory object whose indexes are symbolic IDs. The entry for each index is the numerical value of the symbolic ID. Once a symbolic ID is added to the Constdir directory, the symbolic ID can be used in place of the numeric value in any method of the ooDialog classes that requires a resource ID.

A few symbolic IDs are pre-defined by ooDialog and are present in the ConstDir directory of all ooDialogs. See the table, Symbolic IDs Used by ooDialog, for a list of these IDs. The programmer can add symbolic IDs to this directory by using #define statements in a resource script or a header file. Of course, symbolic IDs can also be added directly in the program as the following code snippet shows:

::method Init
  forward class (super) continue

  self~ConstDir["ID_GB"] = 101
  self~ConstDir["ID_CB_REGINA"] = 107
  self~ConstDir["ID_CB_REGINALD"] = 111
  self~ConstDir["ID_CB_OOREXX"] = 115

...

::method defineDialog

  self~addGroupBox(10, 20, 150, 90, "Pick an interpreter", "BORDER", ID_GB)
  self~addCheckBox(ID_CB_REGINA, "cb1", 30, 40, , , "Regina", "GROUP")
  self~addCheckBox(ID_CB_REGINALD, "cb2", 30, 60, , , "Reginald")
  self~addCheckBox(ID_CB_OOREXX, "cb3", 30, 80, , , "ooRexx")

...

::method ok

  oorexxCB = self~getCheckControl(ID_CB_OOREXX)
  if oorexxCB~checked then
    say "You picked the right interpreter."

A protected attribute to store connections between dialog items and the attributes of the dialog instance.

The handle to the dialog.

When this is set to 1, Ok or Cancel will terminate the dialog on exit.

After the Init method has executed the InitCode attribute will be 0 if the object initialization detected no errors. The attribute will be non-zero if initialization failed or an error was detected. The programmer should always check the InitCode attribute after instantiating a dialog object. If the attribute is not zero, then the object was not initialized correctly and its behavior is undefined.

After the dialog is finished, the attribute will be 1 if terminated with Ok, 2 if terminated with Cancel.

A protected attribute that is true (=1) if the graphics extension is installed.

A protected attribute that is true (=1) if a stem variable was passed to Init.