implementing command on alert
pingkan paula
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posted 12 years ago
Alerts are either timed or infinite. On the timed version it usually will just go to a Displayable after the time has expired. You tell the setDisplay(Alert, Displayable) method the Displayable to display after the time has expired.
So with the infinite is probably better to use, unless your alert is while it is waiting for another thread to complete, in which you can have a Cancel.
OK, but basically Alert implements er extends Displayable which has addCommand and setCommandListener.
So yes you can add commands to Alerts.
Mark
[ July 13, 2005: Message edited by: Mark Spritzler ]
So with the infinite is probably better to use, unless your alert is while it is waiting for another thread to complete, in which you can have a Cancel.
OK, but basically Alert implements er extends Displayable which has addCommand and setCommandListener.
So yes you can add commands to Alerts.
Mark
[ July 13, 2005: Message edited by: Mark Spritzler ]
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