message_box
message_box
{ -critical | -info | -warning | -question }
-msg s_text
-title s_text
[ -button1 s_name ]
[ -button2 s_name ]
[ -button3 s_name ]
Description
Outputs a user-defined dialog box to the screen, then returns a string to indicate which button was selected in the dialog. This is useful when operating remotely.
Arguments
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-button1 s_name
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Specifies the label for the leftmost button in the dialog. buttonStr1 can be one of the following: NoButton, Ok, Cancel, Yes, No, Abort, Retry, Ignore, YesAll, or NoAll. The default for this button is OK.
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-button2 s_name
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Specifies the label for the center button in the dialog. buttonStr2 can be one of the following: NoButton, Ok, Cancel, Yes, No, Abort, Retry, Ignore, YesAll, or NoAll. The default for this button is NoButton, causing this button not to be drawn for this position in the dialog.
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-button3 s_name
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Specifies the label for the rightmost button in the dialog. buttonStr3 can be one of the following: NoButton,Ok, Cancel, Yes, No, Abort, Retry, Ignore, YesAll, or NoAll. The default for this button is NoButton, causing this button not to be drawn for this position in the dialog.
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-critical | -info | -warning | -question
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Indicates the type of dialog box to output.
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-msg s_text
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Specifies the message to output in the dialog box.
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-title s_text
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Specifies the title to use for the dialog box.
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Value Returned
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s_name
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Indicates the label of the button that was selected.
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