C# Class Mono.Terminal.Dialog

A Dialog is a container that can also have a number of buttons at the bottom

Dialogs are containers that can have a set of buttons at the bottom. Dialogs are automatically centered on the screen, and on screen changes the buttons are relaid out.

To make the dialog box run until an option has been executed, you would typically create the dialog box and then call Application.Run on the Dialog instance.

Inheritance: Frame

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Public Methods

Method	Description
AddButton ( Button b ) : void	Adds a button to the dialog
ContainerMove ( int row, int col ) : void
Dialog ( int w, int h, string title ) : System	Public constructor.
DoSizeChanged ( ) : void
ErrorColors ( ) : void	Makes the default style for the dialog use the error colors.
GetBase ( int &row, int &col ) : void
Prepare ( ) : void
ProcessKey ( int key ) : bool
Redraw ( ) : void

Private Methods

Method	Description
LayoutButtons ( ) : void

Method Details

AddButton() public method

Adds a button to the dialog

public AddButton ( Button b ) : void
b	Button
return	void

ContainerMove() public method

public ContainerMove ( int row, int col ) : void
row	int
col	int
return	void

Dialog() public method

Public constructor.

public Dialog ( int w, int h, string title ) : System
w	int
h	int
title	string
return	System

DoSizeChanged() public method

public DoSizeChanged ( ) : void
return	void

ErrorColors() public method

Makes the default style for the dialog use the error colors.

public ErrorColors ( ) : void
return	void

GetBase() public method

public GetBase ( int &row, int &col ) : void
row	int
col	int
return	void

Prepare() public method

public Prepare ( ) : void
return	void

ProcessKey() public method

public ProcessKey ( int key ) : bool
key	int
return	bool

Redraw() public method

public Redraw ( ) : void
return	void