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 g
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
Thanks Chris,
That's very helpful, and it indeed works.
(So, given the knowledge of what to do, the net does indeed tell
exactly which 3 lines to use: one to construct, one to run, one to
destroy, as described in http://forum.gtkd.org/groups/GtkD/thread/249/
And this is easy enough to wrap in
