Adds an event listener.
Object
Dialog
A dialog.
Properties
| Name | Type | Access | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boolean | read/write | If true, creates a Cancel button in the dialog that allows users to close the dialog without saving any selections. If false, the dialog contains an OK button but no Cancel button. | |
| DialogColumns |
readonly | A collection of dialog columns. | |
| EventListeners |
readonly | A collection of event listeners. | |
| Events |
readonly | A collection of events. | |
| Number | readonly | The unique ID of the Dialog. | |
| Number | readonly | The index of the Dialog within its containing object. | |
| Boolean | readonly | Returns true if the object specifier resolves to valid objects. | |
| String | read/write | A property that can be set to any string. | |
| String | read/write | The name of the Dialog. | |
| Application | readonly | The parent of the Dialog (a Application). | |
| Object | read/write | A property that allows setting of several properties at the same time. |
Methods
→ void
Destroys the dialog object. Note: Dialog objects remain in memory until you destroy them or quit the program.
→ String
Gets the label value associated with the specified key.
→ Dialog[]
Resolves the object specifier, creating an array of object references.
→ void
Sets the label to the value associated with the specified key.
→ Boolean
Removes the event listener.
→ Boolean
Displays the dialog.
→ String
Generates a string which, if executed, will return the Dialog.
→ String
Retrieves the object specifier.
Object of 4
Properties elsewhere that hold a Dialog.
Parameter of 3
Method parameters that accept a Dialog.
Return 14
Methods that return a Dialog.