Re: Simple Yes/No dialog

[blythe2 tcnj edu]

Since posting my question I discovered GtkMessageDialog... however I'm
having a hard time getting it to work.  As far as I can tell, upon
clicking either of the buttons, the window itself emits the signal
"response".  Then you use another function to determine whether it was a
YES or a NO that was clicked... but whenever I try to get the actual
answer, I get a -1 (which stands for "no response" or similar).  Do I need
to assign the response id's to the buttons manually?  I worked with it for
a while, but to no avail, so I just wrote my own dialog for the time being
(though using GTK's would be a lot cleaner).

Thanks!

-Nate

> On Fri, Jun 16, 2006 at 11:50:34AM -0400, blythe2 tcnj edu wrote:
> > Ok, you guys were a great help with my last question :)  Does GTK have a
> > simple blocking yes/no dialog?
>
> Yes, it has :-) You can use GtkMessageDialog, chosing
> GTK_MESSAGE_QUESTION as MessageType and GTK_BUTTONS_YES_NO as
> ButtonsType.
>
> Marcel