Closing View Frames
When you try to close a view frame (using the Close button for example), the
closeFrame method is called. By default, this method invokes the destroy callbacks set for the view frame, which means that if you want to control how a view frame is destroyed, you have to set a destroy callback.
For example:
vframe->setDestroyCallback(DestroyFrame);
with the following callback:
static void DestroyFrame(IlvView* view, IlvAny)
{
IlvIQuestionDialog dlg(view->getDisplay(), "Are you sure ?");
dlg.moveToMouse();
if (dlg.get())
delete view;
}
displays a dialog box asking confirmation to the user before deleting the frame.
Note: If no destroy callback has been set, attempting to close the view frame has no effect. |
Published date: 05/24/2022
Last modified date: 02/24/2022
