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ask-user-for-choice

Arguments: prompt button1 &optional button2 button3 button4 title stream &key topmost

This is another version of pop-up-message-dialog. A dialog is displayed with as many buttons (one, two, three, or four) as are specified non-nil. The user clicks on a button and the value of that button (the value specified as the argument) is returned.

If the user cancels the dialog by clicking on the close box or pressing the Escape key, ask-user-for-choice returns the same as if the rightmost non-nil button was clicked. If the user hits Enter, the value of button1 is returned. That is, the leftmost button (button1, which must be non-nil) acts as the default button and the rightmost non-nil button acts as the cancel button. If there is only one button (button2, button3, and button4 are all nil), then any action (clicking on it, pressing Escape, pressing Enter, or clicking on the close button) causes button1 to be returned.

If you have more than four choices, you can use ask-user-for-choice-from-list.

The arguments are:

The position of the dialog when displayed is controlled by position-utility-dialog.


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Created 2015.5.21.

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Allegro CL version 10.0
Unrevised from 9.0 to 10.0.
9.0 version