messagebox

问题 I'm having the following code as part of my XNA game: private void gameOver() { if (!m_IsGameOver) { string message = String.Format("GAME OVER!!!{0}Your score is: {1}", Environment.NewLine, GameScore); if (MessageBox.Show(message, "GameOver", MessageBoxButtons.OK) == DialogResult.OK) { this.Exit(); } m_IsGameOver = true; } } private void gameWon() { string message = String.Format("You Won!!!{0}Your score is: {1}", Environment.NewLine, GameScore); if (MessageBox.Show(message, "You Won!",

问题 How can we track the message from the WPF message box instead of web, also how to click 'Yes' button of a confirmation message box in Coded UI Testing programmatically? I tried the following but it's not working: for message box: UITestControl msgBox = new UITestControl(App); msgBox.TechnologyName = "MSAA"; msgBox.SearchProperties.Add("ControlType", "Text"); msgBox.SearchProperties.Add("Name", "Test cases added successfully."); bool isExist = msgBox.Exists; Assert.IsTrue(isExist); for

问题 I'm trying to put together a simple error reporting package. If my main program crashes, it saves a crashlog, then starts a reporter program. The reporter program asks the user if it can send the crash log to me, then does so. I'm using NSRunAlertPanel to create a basic message box. For some reason, that message box is showing up buried underneath any other windows that may be open. Run the main package from a Finder window, it shows up on top, force it to crash, the reporter window shows up

问题 I need to print a string in a message box in specific format for which i am using code similar to as shown below: string text=""; for (int i=0; i<n; i++) { a=.. b=.. c=.. text += String.Format("{0, -8} {1,-4} {2,8}", a, b, c); } MessageBox.Show(text); So for following set of values: XYZ,ABC,100 X,ABC,100 I get following output: XYZ ABC 100 X ABC 100 So you can see the second line is not well formatted. Probably this is happening because i am printing this in MessageBox. The space a character

问题 How to display a message box information, when starting up an installer made in Inno Setup? Like this setup of Reloaded Games does: 回答1: Call the MsgBox function from the InitializeSetup event function: function InitializeSetup(): Boolean; begin MsgBox('Some message.', mbInformation, MB_OK); Result := True; end; 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40378046/how-to-display-message-box-when-starting-up-an-inno-setup-installer

问题 Could I add some custom control to the standard Message Box for read input value, for example text fields for user name and password, or I should create custom winform with "Ok,Cancel" buttons and text fields? Related: Which control to use for quick text input (inputbox)? 回答1: Create your own. Creating a custom modal (or otherwise) input dialog isn't all that difficult and you can built the extensibility you need for reuse. public class ValueHolder { public string SomeInput { get; set; }

问题 I'm trying to write my own abstraction over the MessageBoxImage enumeration, and see that MessageBoxImage is defined as: namespace System.Windows { public enum MessageBoxImage { None = 0, Error = 16, Hand = 16, Stop = 16, Question = 32, Exclamation = 48, Warning = 48, Asterisk = 64, Information = 64, } } How does the Show method determine whether to display an Error image or a Hand image? How would I write a method which takes a MessageBoxImage type, and return a CustomMessageBoxImage type

问题 I'm stuck with a strange problem. I'm making a Win32 application in VC++ 2008, making a class to encapsulate most of the work for easy repetition when calling a MessageBox . The message box` is created (I think) but doesn't show up unless I press the Alt key! What happen exactly is : I run the program press Enter the main window lose focus give beep sound when i click on the main window as if a modal MessageBox is present either press Escape... focus is gained OR press Alt then the MessageBox

问题 There is a way to center a MessageBox without subclassing or hooking? I'm looking for VB.NET code. 回答1: The solution for VB.NET: This code is taken and translated from an asnwer of @Hans Passant: Winforms-How can I make MessageBox appear centered on MainForm? Centered_MessageBox.vb Imports System.Text Imports System.Drawing Imports System.Windows.Forms Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices Class Centered_MessageBox Implements IDisposable Private mTries As Integer = 0 Private mOwner As Form

问题 So the buttons of my message box in WPF aren't themed by the OS. I even tried this method and it didn't work. I have a manifest, I am running under Windows 7 Ultimate x86 and .NET Framework 4 Client Profile. EDIT: It works now. 回答1: The changes you've made have been saved but you cannot view them whilst debugging in VS. To fix this, right click your project and click "Properties" and then go to "Debug". There is a checkbox at the bottom of the page named "Enable the Visual Studio hosting