def test_timeout(self):
# Note: If these test's fail, the unit tests will hang.
self.assertEqual(pymsgbox._alertTkinter('timeout test', timeout=300),
pymsgbox.TIMEOUT_RETURN_VALUE)
self.assertEqual(pymsgbox._confirmTkinter('timeout test', timeout=300),
pymsgbox.TIMEOUT_RETURN_VALUE)
self.assertEqual(pymsgbox.prompt('timeout test', timeout=300),
pymsgbox.TIMEOUT_RETURN_VALUE)
self.assertEqual(pymsgbox.password('timeout test', timeout=300),
pymsgbox.TIMEOUT_RETURN_VALUE)
def alert(text='',
title='',
button=pymsgbox.OK_TEXT,
root=None,
timeout=None,
icon=NO_ICON,
_tkinter=False):
"""Displays a simple message box with text and a single OK button. Returns the text of the button clicked on."""
if (_tkinter) or (timeout is not None) or (button != pymsgbox.OK_TEXT):
# Timeouts are not supported by Windows message boxes.
# Call the original tkinter alert function, not this native one:
return pymsgbox._alertTkinter(text, title, button, root, timeout)
messageBoxFunc(0, text, title,
MB_OK | MB_SETFOREGROUND | MB_TOPMOST | icon)
return button