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{alias:qinformation }
h2. Name

*qinformation — information dialog

h2. Syntax
{panel:|borderStyle=solid|borderWidth=1|bgColor=#FFFFAA}

*qinformation* _caption text_ \[_button-0-text_] \[_button-1-text_] \[_button-2-text_]

{panel}

h2. Description

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h2. ArgumentsThe *qinformation* command displays a read-only message dialog with one or more buttons together with a caption. The default is a single 'OK' button. The dialog is modal therefore execution is halted until the user closes the dialog. 

The dialog may optionally have up to three buttons to replace the default 'OK' button. The buttons are implicitly numbered 0, 1, 2. The command will return the number corresponding to the button pressed by the user. 

h2. Arguments
_caption_
{indent}Dialog title. 
{indent}
_text_
{indent}The main text of the dialog 
{indent}
_button-x-text_
{indent}Text to appear on button number x. There may be 1, 2, or 3 buttons provided in place of the default 'OK' button. 
{indent} 

h2. Examples

h3. Ex.1: Information dialog
{anchor:Information dialog}

{noformat:|borderWidth=1|bgColor=#eeeeee}
      # A titled dialog with a message and OK button
      qinformation Information "Hello World"

{noformat}

!att: Title_img_cmd^qinformation.png!

The above example shows the simplest possible use of *qinformation*. The *OK* button is created automatically. 

h3. Ex.2: Information dialog with extra buttons
{anchor:TitleInformation dialog with extra buttons}

{noformat:|borderWidth=1|bgColor=#eeeeee}
# Message with title and buttons. 
# Returns 0 (OK), 1 (Cancel), 2 (Details)
set button [qinformation "Open File" "The file was successfully opened" OK Cancel Details]
if { $button == 0 } # read any grid
xxx arg1{
   # OK button was pressed
} elseif { $button == 1 } {
   ;# Example bla bla
pol      Cancel buttons was pressed
} elseif { $button == 2 } {
   ;# Details Displaybuttons was aspressed
polygon}
{noformat}

!att:_img_cmd^xxxcmd^qinformation_buttons.png!

Example [#Information dialog with extra buttons] shows a message dialog with a title and extra buttons. The number 0, 1, or 2 is returned to the program, depending on which button the user clicks.