[PyKDE] Problem with messagebox
Roberto Alsina
ralsina at kde.org
Tue Aug 2 16:13:44 BST 2005
> Hi there,
>
> I am using PyKDE for a file-manager (http://onefinger.sf.net).
>
> I don't understand why this fails:
>
> res = QMessageBox.question(mainVBox
> , _('Confirmation')
> , _('Are you sure you
> want to delete ') + num + _(' files?')
> , QMessageBox.Yes,
> QMessageBox.No)
> if res == QMessageBox.Yes:
> print "yes"
> elif res == QMessageBox.No:
> print "no"
> else:
> print "error"
> print str(res) + str(QMessageBox.Yes) +
> str(QMessageBox.No)
>
>
> The output is:
>
> error
> 034
QMessageBox.question returns an integer:
0 if you click the first button
1 for the second (if there is one)
2 for the third (if there is one)
It does *not* return what you pass in the button0/button1/button2 arguments.
For example, if you call it like you wrote, it will return 0 in Yes, 1 in No.
If you call it like this:
> res = QMessageBox.question(mainVBox
> , _('Confirmation')
> , _('Are you sure you
> want to delete ') + num + _(' files?')
> , QMessageBox.No,
> QMessageBox.Yes)
It will return 1 in Yes, 0 in No.
This behaviour is exactly like the C++ version.
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