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From: chuck@trantor.harris-atd.com (Chuck Musciano)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: Re: Two XView questions
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Date: 20 Jul 90 12:13:07 GMT
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In article <OGDEN.90Jul19093331@aigyptos.nmsu.edu>, ogden@nmsu.edu (Bill Ogden) writes:
> 1. How do i prevent my application from displaying the Quit
> Confirmation.. "Text has been editied..." (and why doesn't
> the default include a save and quit option)?

     You need to do a textsw_reset(text_window) before you exit the window
system.  The easiest way is to attach a FRAME_DONE_PROC to your base frame,
and have it reset all of your text windows.  You'll only get this message
if there are unsaved edits in the text window.

> 2. How do I position the pointer to the default option in
> a notice prompt? 

     If your users have cursor warping enabled, it should happen automatically
if you are using the notice package.  A typical notice looks like:

	result = notice_prompt(base_frame, NULL,
		    NOTICE_MESSAGE_STRINGS, "If you continue, you will destroy",
		    			    "your workstation and be forced to",
		    			    "use a PC running Windows 3.0",
		    			    " ",
		    			    "Is this acceptable?",
		    			    NULL,
		    NOTICE_BUTTON_YES, "Sure, what the hell",
		    NOTICE_BUTTON_NO,  "Cripes!  No way!"
		 NULL);

     The cursor will warp to the NOTICE_BUTTON_YES button.  If you use the
NOTICE_BUTTON attributes instead, there is no default button and no warping.

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