Le 29 sept. 08 à 21:21 (soir), Terry Ford a écrit:
On Sep 29, 2008, at 11:46 AM, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
Le 29 sept. 08 à 19:51 (soir), Terry Ford a écrit:
Your selected options are "Don't Encrypt" or "Encrypt". Any
button that says "Cancel" should abort both of these options and
go back to the calling source.
My application has no "calling source". It just treats files
dropped into it (like Stuffit Expander or... winzip, I think).
There must be some event or method that shows the dialog as it
isn't automatic. :)
App.NewDocument and app.OpenDocument are the only ones. After the
conversion is done, the main window's push button shows "Quit"
instead of "Cancel", unless there is another main window (from the
app.OpenDocument event possibly called after the main shot) in which
case I show "Close". There is no other window.
Well, not "Encrypt" but "Continue encryption" as it can have
already been started.
Interesting. Isn't it too late to ask if it has already begun?
Well, this thread shows that the answer is yes ;-)
The encryption start in the beginning, in my application.
If there were only some way to get those icons with the Caution
and App icon from within Rb for our own custom dialog windows I
would be very happy. That would make them appear normal in OSX at
least. It's also only the GraphicsCaution icon that is a problem
but, I guess, not really significant in this RS Windows oriented
world. :P
Yes, I couldn't agree more...
But Graphics.DrawCautionIcon does not work for you?
It works but the icon is the old 32 X 32 pixel OS9 icon and not the
128 X 128 one used in OSX dialogs with the small app icon.
Well, it is a while since I used to draw icons in graphics...
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