= Error =
== Syntax == :int Error(string promptString, ...) == Arguments == :promptString ::Specifies the prompt string for the error message window. This string may contain printf-style format descriptors, which will be expanded using the succeeding arguments. :... ::Variable number of arguments of varying types, should correspond to the format descriptors in promptString. == Return == :IDCANCEL, IDRETRY or IDIGNORE depending on which button the user clicks. == Description == :This function displays an error box containing a text string, a CANCEL, a RETRY and an IGNORE button. Clicking the CANCEL button returns the value IDCANCEL, clicking on RETRY returns the value IDRETRY and clicking on IGNORE the value IDIGNORE. == Example == <code> Error ( "The setting %d of the scrollbar %d\nis not allowed", ctl(i), i ); if ( Error ( "I'm not in the mood" ) == IDIGNORE) Warn( "If you ignore me, I'll\ndeinstall !H" ); </code> == Also see == == Comments == :Everyone can add his comments about his experiences with this function here. Tips for using it are welcome, too. |