March 2003
Intermediate to advanced
896 pages
32h 35m
English
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Name
DialogResult
Synopsis
This enumeration defines the standard user responses from a dialog. A
value from this enumeration is returned from the
Form.ShowDialog() method once the (modal) form
has been closed. You can also specify a Button
object’s DialogResult property to
determine which value is returned when that particular button is used
to close the dialog.
public enum DialogResult { None = 0, OK = 1, Cancel = 2, Abort = 3, Retry = 4, Ignore = 5, Yes = 6, No = 7 }
Hierarchy
System.Object
→ System.ValueType → System.Enum(System.IComparabl,
System.IFormattable,
System.IConvertible)
→ DialogResult
Returned By
Button.DialogResult,
CommonDialog.ShowDialog(),
System.Windows.Forms.Design.ComponentEditorForm.ShowForm(),
System.Windows.Forms.Design.IUIService.{ShowDialog(), ShowMessage()},
System.Windows.Forms.Design.IWindowsFormsEditorService.ShowDialog(), Form.{DialogResult,
ShowDialog()},
IButtonControl.DialogResult,
MessageBox.Show()
Passed To
Button.DialogResult,
Form.DialogResult,
IButtonControl.DialogResult
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