Take a look at GtkMessageDialog. Three lines rather than one, but it
seems to do what you describe.
On 07/31/16 16:11, Dan Hitt wrote:
For front end web development, javascript provides a very handy alert(
) function.
alert("this is a message") just pops up a message for the user to click "ok" on.
So it's a handy one-liner to stick (temporarily or not) into a piece of code.
So i'm wondering if there's a one-line, one-argument gtk equivalent function.
My simple-minded googling hasn't uncovered one, but i may just be too
dense to choose the right combination of search terms.
Of course if no such function exists, i don't think it would be too
hard to gin one up.
And i suppose that i will, just in case, but if one exists then i
would certainly prefer using it because there's probably a lot of
details to get wrong, or produce surprising behavior.
TIA for any info!
dan
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