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Pop up any kinds of standard system asl requesters.
Source position: MUIClass.PopString.pas line 105
type TMUIPopASL = class(TMUIPopObject) |
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procedure GetCreateTags(); override; |
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Fill TagList for MUI item creation |
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constructor Create; override; |
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Create PopASL object |
procedure CreateObject; override; |
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Create MUI item |
property Active: Boolean; [r] |
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Is the ASL request currently active. |
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property ASLType: LongWord; [rw] |
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Type of asl requester |
end; |
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Pop up any kinds of standard system asl requesters. |
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Popobject class takes a MUI object as parameter uses this one as popup. |
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Popstring class is the base class for creating so called popup objects. |
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Group class is responsible for the complete layout of a MUI window. |
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Super class for every other MUI class except windows and applications |
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Subclass of TNotify to introduce the Parent relation |
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Notify class is superclass of all other MUI classes. |
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Base class for all MUI Class |
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TObject |
A seperate task is spawned to handle these requesters, the application continues to run.
Using an asl popup class, you don't need to worry about handling asl requesters. MUI will automatically open one when the popup button is pressed and update the corresponding string gadget when the user terminates the requester. From the programmers point of view, all you have to do is to handle the string gadgets contents.