ChoiceDialog

ChoiceDialog[expr]
puts up a standard choice dialog that displays expr together with OK and Cancel buttons, and returns True if OK is pressed, and False if Cancel is pressed.

ChoiceDialog[expr, {lbl₁->val₁, lbl₂->val₂, ...}]
includes buttons with labels lbl_i, and returns the corresponding val_i for the button pressed.

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ChoiceDialog places buttons automatically, outside the area used to display expr.

Any expressions, including both text and graphics, can be used for expr and the lbl_i.

In the window generated by ChoiceDialog[expr], pressing Enter is taken to be equivalent to pressing the OK button, while pressing Esc or closing the window is taken to be equivalent to pressing the Cancel button.

In ChoiceDialog[expr, {lbl₁->val₁, ...}], pressing Enter returns val₁, while pressing Esc or closing the window returns val₂.

ChoiceDialog by default puts up a notebook with a typical choice dialog appearance. The option settings include WindowFloating->False, WindowSize->All and WindowTitle->None.

ChoiceDialog by default puts up a dialog in the middle of the main display screen. Explicit settings for WindowMargins override this.

EXAMPLES

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Basic Examples (2)

Create a choice dialog:

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Create a multiple choice dialog:

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