Hey ,
I use lsignal : https://github.com/cpp11nullptr/lsignal
It is a Qt like signal/slot system. You can call a signal from both click
actions in iup, with a different value. Let's say something like :
// declare signal
lsignal::signal<void(bool)> clickSig;
// call it from click actions
okClickAction(Ihandle *handle){ clickSig(true);
}
cancelClickAction(Ihandle *handle){ clickSig(false);
}
// suppose you have connected your signal to something :
clickSig.connect([&](bool isOk){ if(isOk) //something
else //something else
}
Le vendredi 8 janvier 2021 à 12:50:43 UTC+1, Scott Morgan via Iup-users
<iup-users@lists.sourceforge.net> a écrit :
Assume you have some iup.dialog with Cancel and OK buttons, where their
action events return iup.CLOSE.
What's the best way to find which button the user closed the dialog with
from an dlg:popup call?
I can think of a few methods, but they all seem clunky (i.e. setting a
global)
Scott
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