How to use the nanogui.MessageDialog function in nanogui

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github wjakob / nanogui / python / example1.py View on Github external
def cb():
            dlg = MessageDialog(self, MessageDialog.Type.Information, "Title",
                                "This is an information message")
            dlg.setCallback(cb2)
        b.setCallback(cb)
github wjakob / nanogui / python / example1.py View on Github external
def cb():
            dlg = MessageDialog(self, MessageDialog.Type.Warning, "Title",
                                "This is a question message", "Yes", "No",
                                True)
            dlg.setCallback(cb2)
        b.setCallback(cb)
github wjakob / nanogui / python / example1.py View on Github external
def cb():
            dlg = MessageDialog(self, MessageDialog.Type.Warning, "Title",
                                "This is a warning message")
            dlg.setCallback(cb2)
        b.setCallback(cb)
github wjakob / nanogui / python / example1.py View on Github external
def cb():
            dlg = MessageDialog(self, MessageDialog.Type.Information, "Title",
                                "This is an information message")
            dlg.setCallback(cb2)
        b.setCallback(cb)
github wjakob / nanogui / python / example1.py View on Github external
def cb():
            dlg = MessageDialog(self, MessageDialog.Type.Warning, "Title",
                                "This is a warning message")
            dlg.setCallback(cb2)
        b.setCallback(cb)
github wjakob / nanogui / python / example1.py View on Github external
def cb():
            dlg = MessageDialog(self, MessageDialog.Type.Warning, "Title",
                                "This is a question message", "Yes", "No",
                                True)
            dlg.setCallback(cb2)
        b.setCallback(cb)