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JSDialogs.TCommonButton Enumeration

Built in button types.

Pascal
TCommonButton = (
  cbYes,
  cbNo,
  cbOK,
  cbCancel,
  cbAbort,
  cbRetry,
  cbIgnore,
  cbAll,
  cbNoToAll,
  cbYesToAll,
  cbHelp,
  cbClose
);

JSDialogs

Members 
Description 
cbYes 
Display a button with the caption Yes and has a modal result value of mrYes. 
cbNo 
Display a button with the caption No and has a modal result value of mrNo. 
cbOK 
Display a button with the caption OK and has a modal result value of mrOK. 
cbCancel 
Display a button with the caption Cancel and has a modal result value of mrCancel. 
cbAbort 
Display a button with the caption Abort and has a modal result value of mrAbort. 
cbRetry 
Display a button with the caption Retry and has a modal result value of mrRetry. 
cbIgnore 
Display a button with the caption Ignore and has a modal result value of mrIgnore. 
cbAll 
Display a button with the caption All and has a modal result value of mrAll. 
cbNoToAll 
Display a button with the caption No to All and has a modal result value of mrNoToAll. 
cbYesToAll 
Display a button with the caption Yes to All and has a modal result value of mrYesToAll. 
cbHelp 
Display a button with the caption Help and has a modal result value of mrNone. 
cbClose 
Display a button with the caption Close and has a modal result value of mrNone. 

Common buttons are buttons that you are most likely to use on a dialog. While the list of common buttons is extensive, you can still specify custom buttons by using the CustomButtons property. 

CustomButtons are displayed as normal buttons on the ButtonBar if neither the doCommandLinks or doCommandLinksNoIcon options are specified in the DialogOptions property. If custom buttons are being used, then common buttons are not displayed.

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