>>
I would like to see this too...I use the YES/NO dialog
box frequently but there are a lot of times I wish I
was able to put in my own text for a quickie 2 choice
list. For larger lists I wind up using "choose" from
a table of choices.
<<
> Yes/No DIALOG command could be extended with YES
> textvalue and NO textvalue,
> so foreign users can replace YES/NO with words in
> their language.<
When the only purpose is to get a YES/NO/CANCEL answer from user, I
strongly suggest to use RMSG.DLL
I only use it since avalaible (RBW 6.5 ?) and I am very happy :
SET VAR vTEXT = +
('ATTENTION : L''op�ration n�' & (CTXT(.vnumcde)) +
& 'n''a pas de ligne.' + (CHAR(10)) + 'Voulez-vous la supprimer ?')
-- 36. 2 bouton : Oui (d�faut) Non, point d'exclamation
SET VAR vTEXT = ('36|' + .Vcaption + '|' + .vTEXT)
SET VAR vTEXT = (UDF('@RMSG.DLL',.vTEXT))
IF vTEXT IN ('Yes','Oui') THEN
SET RULES OFF
DELETE ROWS FROM commande WHERE (numcde = .vnumcde)
SET RULES ON
ENDIF
It display YES/NO/CANCEL according to the WINDOWS' current language :
On a french WINDOWS version, it will display OUI/NON/ANNULER.
Be carrefull anyway : even on a french version, you must test YES because
RBW always return YES (little boo-boo ...).
Hope this will help some Greek and others european fellows ...
J.M. GRATIAS, Logimatique, France
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