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Borland's Object Windows Library for the modern age
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Common Dialogs

TDialog lets you create specialized windows referred to as dialog boxes. More...

Classes

class  owl::TChooseColorDialog
 Wrapper for the Choose-Color common dialog. More...
 
class  owl::TChooseFontDialog
 Encapsulates the Choose-Font common dialog. More...
 
class  owl::TCommonDialog
 Derived from TDialog, TCommonDialog is the abstract base class for TCommonDialog objects. More...
 
class  owl::TFindReplaceDialog
 TFindReplaceDialog is an abstract base class for a modeless dialog box that lets you search for and replace text. More...
 
class  owl::TFindDialog
 TFindDialog objects represents modeless dialog box interface elements that let you specify text to find. More...
 
class  owl::TReplaceDialog
 TReplaceDialog creates a modeless dialog box that lets the user enter a selection of text to replace. More...
 
class  owl::TOpenSaveDialog
 TOpenSaveDialog is the base class for modal dialogs that let you open and save a file under a specified name. More...
 
class  owl::TFileOpenDialog
 TFileOpenDialog is a modal dialog box that lets you specify the name of a file to open. More...
 
class  owl::TFileSaveDialog
 TFileSaveDialog is a modal dialog box that lets you enter the name of a file to save. More...
 

Detailed Description

TDialog lets you create specialized windows referred to as dialog boxes.

Dialog boxes typically ask users for information about fonts, colors, files, printing options, or searching and replacing text. Depending on their purpose, dialog boxes can be either modal, those which prevent a user from selecting other windows, or modeless, those which permit a user to select other windows. You can create your own customized dialog boxes or use one of the ObjectWindows classes that encapsulates Windows' common dialog boxes. The following common dialog classes are derived from TCommonDialog which is itself derived from TDialog, the base dialog box class.