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Simple Settings dialog 0.3.1-p3 (Default branch)

ImageSimple Settings Dialog (ssd) enables a scriptauthor to easily construct a simple dialog (e.g.for configuration purposes) that can be bepresented to the user during script execution. Itis build on QT4 and implements the most commonlyused widgets from QT. It is intended forsysadmins for scripting purposes. The goals arethat creation of a dialog should be done in veryfew lines, and the output from ssd (when the userhas made his/her choice) should be simple andparseable by bash. The code (or markup) for ssdcan either be stored in a separate file orembedded in the bash script, allowing one-filescripting.License: GNU General Public License (GPL)Changes:
Support for the Image option in the main window.Image

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do_dialog(3alleg4)						  Allegro manual						do_dialog(3alleg4)

NAME
do_dialog - Basic dialog manager function. Allegro game programming library. SYNOPSIS
#include <allegro.h> int do_dialog(DIALOG *dialog, int focus_obj); DESCRIPTION
The basic dialog manager function. This displays a dialog (an array of dialog objects, terminated by one with a NULL dialog procedure), and sets the input focus to the focus_obj (-1 if you don't want anything to have the focus). It interprets user input and dispatches messages as they are required, until one of the dialog procedures tells it to close the dialog, at which point it returns the index of the object that caused it to exit, or until ESC is pressed, at which point it returns -1. SEE ALSO
popup_dialog(3alleg4), init_dialog(3alleg4), centre_dialog(3alleg4), set_dialog_color(3alleg4), find_dialog_focus(3alleg4), excus- tom(3alleg4), exgui(3alleg4), exrgbhsv(3alleg4) Allegro version 4.4.2 do_dialog(3alleg4)