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| GtkWidget * | xfce_message_dialog_new () | 
| GtkWidget * | xfce_message_dialog_new_valist () | 
| gint | xfce_message_dialog () | 
| void | xfce_dialog_show_help () | 
| void | xfce_dialog_show_help_with_version () | 
| void | xfce_dialog_show_info () | 
| void | xfce_dialog_show_warning () | 
| void | xfce_dialog_show_error () | 
| gboolean | xfce_dialog_confirm () | 
GtkWidget * xfce_message_dialog_new (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *title,const gchar *stock_id,const gchar *primary_text,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *first_button_text,...);
xfce_message_dialog_new() allows you to easily create Gtk+ message dialogs. It accepts GTK+ stock buttons, mixed buttons (using XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_MIXED) or buttons with a GdkPixbuf (using XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_PIXBUF).
The buttons are defined by first_button_text
 and the next arguments in the
following format type
, param1
[, param2
, param3
].
| 
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        This allows you to easily create mixed buttons in a dialog.
         | 
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        Creates a button with the GdkPixbuf as button icon.
         | 
| Stock Buttons | 
        When the variables above were not matched, the button type
        will be a stock button.  | 
To clarify this behaviour see the example below. We create a dialog with two stock buttons, a GdkPixbuf button and a mixed button.
Example 2. Creating a Xfce Message Dialog
GdkPixbuf *pixbuf = gdk_pixbuf_new_from_file_at_size (filename, 24, 24);
GtkWidget *dialog = xfce_message_dialog (parent, "Question",
                                         GTK_STOCK_DIALOG_QUESTION,
                                         "There are unsaved modifications",
                                         "The menu has been modified, do you want to save it before quitting?",
                                         GTK_STOCK_SAVE, GTK_RESPONSE_YES,
                                         XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_MIXED, GTK_STOCK_DELETE, "Forget modifications", GTK_RESPONSE_APPLY,
                                         XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_PIXBUF, pixbuf, "Quit", GTK_RESPONSE_NO,
                                         GTK_STOCK_CANCEL, GTK_RESPONSE_CANCEL,
                                         NULL);
g_object_unref (G_OBJECT (pixbuf));
GtkWidget * xfce_message_dialog_new_valist (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *title,const gchar *icon_stock_id,const gchar *primary_text,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *first_button_text,va_list args);
See xfce_message_dialog_new(), this version takes a va_list for
language bindings to use.
| parent | transient parent of the dialog, or  | |
| title | title of the dialog, or  | |
| icon_stock_id | gtk stock icon name to show in the dialog. | |
| primary_text | primary text shown in large bold font. | |
| secondary_text | secondary text shown in normal font. | |
| first_button_text | text for the first button. | |
| args | argument list. | 
gint xfce_message_dialog (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *title,const gchar *stock_id,const gchar *primary_text,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *first_button_text,...);
Create a new dialog as in xfce_message_dialog_new(), then runs the
dialog using gtk_dialog_run and return the response id selected by the user.
See xfce_message_dialog_new() for more information.
void xfce_dialog_show_help (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *application,const gchar *page,const gchar *offset);
void xfce_dialog_show_help_with_version (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *application,const gchar *page,const gchar *offset,const gchar *version);
void xfce_dialog_show_info (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *primary_format,...);
Displays an information dialog on parent
 using the primary_format
 as message.
void xfce_dialog_show_warning (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *primary_format,...);
Displays a warning dialog on parent
 using the primary_format
 as message.
void xfce_dialog_show_error (GtkWindow *parent,const GError *error,const gchar *primary_format,...);
Displays an error dialog on parent
 using the primary_format
 as primary message and optionally
displaying error
 as secondary error text.
gboolean xfce_dialog_confirm (GtkWindow *parent,const gchar *stock_id,const gchar *confirm_label,const gchar *secondary_text,const gchar *primary_format,...);
Runs a questions dialog, that has a 'Cancel' and a 'Confirm' button. The 'Confirm'
button text can be set by action
 if given.
If stock_id
 is equal to GTK_STOCK_YES, the 'Cancel' button becomes a 'No' button.
| parent | transient parent of the dialog, or  | |
| stock_id | the stock name of the confirm button, for example GTK_STOCK_YES or GTK_STOCK_CLEAR. | |
| confirm_label | if non- | |
| secondary_text | secondary text in the dialog. | |
| primary_format | the  | 
#define XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_MIXED "button-mixed"
Used to define a mixed button in xfce_message_dialog_new() and
xfce_message_dialog_run().
#define XFCE_BUTTON_TYPE_PIXBUF "button-pixbuf"
Used to define a GdkPixuf button in xfce_message_dialog_new() and
xfce_message_dialog_run().