问题
I have a custom made dialog winform. On it I have a label, textbox and 2 buttons (OK and Cancel). It also declares and defines overloaded execute methods for passing different parameter list.
Dialog Winform is called as follows:
var theDialog := new InputMsgBox;
if theInputB.Execute('Awesome StackOverflow','Enter Text?',s,var s) = DialogResult.OK then
begin
Invalidate;
SetText(s);
end;
Dialog Winform execute is defined as follow:
method InputMsgBox.Execute(Title, theMessage, defaultanswer:string;var thevalue:string): DialogResult;
begin
result := DialogResult.Cancel;
Requesttext.Text:=themessage;
Requesttext.Enabled:=true;
Requesttext.Visible:=true;
InputTextBox.Text:=defaultanswer;
InputTextBox.Enabled:=true;
InputTextBox.Visible:=true;
CancelBtn.Enabled:=true;
CancelBtn.Visible:=true;
Okbtn.Enabled:=true;
Okbtn.Visible:=true;
self.ShowDialog;
Result := self.DialogResult;
thevalue:=InputTextBox.Text;
end;
When execute method returns back to the caller, it always returns DialogResult.Cancel even when you click on OKBtn.
The Buttons' dialogresult are set accordingly.
I have set the AcceptButton and CancelButton on the Dialog winform.
I can't figure out why the showdialog method is always returning DialogResult.Cancel.
UPDATE After doing some test, I found out that my other custom-made dialog window works fine when display by calling showdialog = DialogResult.Ok. So, I checked both of them to see if there are some differences in their properties setting and there is absolutely no difference. I don't understand it. Thanks in advance,
回答1:
I figured out my problem. This is why Dialog Form always returned Cancel DialogResult. For my custom-made dialog window, I also implemented Form_Closing event method. Apparently, you are not to have an event that will jump the program counter out of its steps when opening a dialog using ShowDialog method. So, it was already closed before it got a chance to read its DialogResult. Therefore, my program only saw the default DialogResult for my Dialog Window.
Once I removed the Form_Closing event method, it is working the way it is supposed to.
Instead of deleting the question, I am answering it and I feel it will help others.
回答2:
You should set a different DialogResult
- for example, by setting the DialogResult
property of your AcceptButton
to DialogResult.OK
.
Or set it programatically, often in a button event handler.
I imagine DialogResult.Cancel
is the default, and you're never changing it.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7971649/why-does-showdialog-always-return-dialogresult-cancel