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1 /* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- */
2 /* ***** BEGIN LICENSE BLOCK *****
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37
38 #include "nsISupports.idl"
39
40 interface nsIDOMWindow;
41
42 /**
43 * This is the interface to the embeddable prompt service; the service that
44 * implements nsIPrompt. Its interface is designed to be just nsIPrompt, each
45 * method modified to take a parent window parameter.
46 *
47 * Accesskeys can be attached to buttons and checkboxes by inserting an &
48 * before the accesskey character in the checkbox message or button title. For
49 * a real &, use && instead. (A "button title" generally refers to the text
50 * label of a button.)
51 *
52 * One note: in all cases, the parent window parameter can be null. However,
53 * these windows are all intended to have parents. So when no parent is
54 * specified, the implementation should try hard to find a suitable foster
55 * parent.
56 *
57 * Implementations are free to choose how they present the various button
58 * types. For example, while prompts that give the user a choice between OK
59 * and Cancel are required to return a boolean value indicating whether or not
60 * the user accepted the prompt (pressed OK) or rejected the prompt (pressed
61 * Cancel), the implementation of this interface could very well speak the
62 * prompt to the user instead of rendering any visual user-interface. The
63 * standard button types are merely idioms used to convey the nature of the
64 * choice the user is to make.
65 *
66 * Because implementations of this interface may loosely interpret the various
67 * button types, it is advised that text messages passed to these prompts do
68 * not refer to the button types by name. For example, it is inadvisable to
69 * tell the user to "Press OK to proceed." Instead, such a prompt might be
70 * rewritten to ask the user: "Would you like to proceed?"
71 *
72 * @status FROZEN
73 */
74 [scriptable, uuid(1630C61A-325E-49ca-8759-A31B16C47AA5)]
75 interface nsIPromptService : nsISupports
76 {
77 /**
78 * Puts up an alert dialog with an OK button.
79 *
80 * @param aParent
81 * The parent window or null.
82 * @param aDialogTitle
83 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
84 * @param aText
85 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
86 */
87 void alert(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
88 in wstring aDialogTitle,
89 in wstring aText);
90
91 /**
92 * Puts up an alert dialog with an OK button and a labeled checkbox.
93 *
94 * @param aParent
95 * The parent window or null.
96 * @param aDialogTitle
97 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
98 * @param aText
99 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
100 * @param aCheckMsg
101 * Text to appear with the checkbox.
102 * @param aCheckState
103 * Contains the initial checked state of the checkbox when this method
104 * is called and the final checked state after this method returns.
105 */
106 void alertCheck(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
107 in wstring aDialogTitle,
108 in wstring aText,
109 in wstring aCheckMsg,
110 inout boolean aCheckState);
111
112 /**
113 * Puts up a dialog with OK and Cancel buttons.
114 *
115 * @param aParent
116 * The parent window or null.
117 * @param aDialogTitle
118 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
119 * @param aText
120 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
121 *
122 * @return true for OK, false for Cancel
123 */
124 boolean confirm(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
125 in wstring aDialogTitle,
126 in wstring aText);
127
128 /**
129 * Puts up a dialog with OK and Cancel buttons and a labeled checkbox.
130 *
131 * @param aParent
132 * The parent window or null.
133 * @param aDialogTitle
134 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
135 * @param aText
136 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
137 * @param aCheckMsg
138 * Text to appear with the checkbox.
139 * @param aCheckState
140 * Contains the initial checked state of the checkbox when this method
141 * is called and the final checked state after this method returns.
142 *
143 * @return true for OK, false for Cancel
144 */
145 boolean confirmCheck(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
146 in wstring aDialogTitle,
147 in wstring aText,
148 in wstring aCheckMsg,
149 inout boolean aCheckState);
150
151 /**
152 * Button Flags
153 *
154 * The following flags are combined to form the aButtonFlags parameter passed
155 * to confirmEx. See confirmEx for more information on how the flags may be
156 * combined.
157 */
158
159 /**
160 * Button Position Flags
161 */
162 const unsigned long BUTTON_POS_0 = 1;
163 const unsigned long BUTTON_POS_1 = 1 << 8;
164 const unsigned long BUTTON_POS_2 = 1 << 16;
165
166 /**
167 * Button Title Flags (used to set the labels of buttons in the prompt)
168 */
169 const unsigned long BUTTON_TITLE_OK = 1;
170 const unsigned long BUTTON_TITLE_CANCEL = 2;
171 const unsigned long BUTTON_TITLE_YES = 3;
172 const unsigned long BUTTON_TITLE_NO = 4;
173 const unsigned long BUTTON_TITLE_SAVE = 5;
174 const unsigned long BUTTON_TITLE_DONT_SAVE = 6;
175 const unsigned long BUTTON_TITLE_REVERT = 7;
176 const unsigned long BUTTON_TITLE_IS_STRING = 127;
177
178 /**
179 * Button Default Flags (used to select which button is the default one)
180 */
181 const unsigned long BUTTON_POS_0_DEFAULT = 0;
182 const unsigned long BUTTON_POS_1_DEFAULT = 1 << 24;
183 const unsigned long BUTTON_POS_2_DEFAULT = 1 << 25;
184
185 /**
186 * Causes the buttons to be initially disabled. They are enabled after a
187 * timeout expires. The implementation may interpret this loosely as the
188 * intent is to ensure that the user does not click through a security dialog
189 * too quickly. Strictly speaking, the implementation could choose to ignore
190 * this flag.
191 */
192 const unsigned long BUTTON_DELAY_ENABLE = 1 << 26;
193
194 /**
195 * Selects the standard set of OK/Cancel buttons.
196 */
197 const unsigned long STD_OK_CANCEL_BUTTONS = (BUTTON_TITLE_OK * BUTTON _POS_0) +
198 (BUTTON_TITLE_CANCEL * BUTTON _POS_1);
199
200 /**
201 * Selects the standard set of Yes/No buttons.
202 */
203 const unsigned long STD_YES_NO_BUTTONS = (BUTTON_TITLE_YES * BUTTON_PO S_0) +
204 (BUTTON_TITLE_NO * BUTTON_PO S_1);
205
206
207 /**
208 * Puts up a dialog with up to 3 buttons and an optional, labeled checkbox.
209 *
210 * @param aParent
211 * The parent window or null.
212 * @param aDialogTitle
213 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
214 * @param aText
215 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
216 * @param aButtonFlags
217 * A combination of Button Flags.
218 * @param aButton0Title
219 * Used when button 0 uses TITLE_IS_STRING
220 * @param aButton1Title
221 * Used when button 1 uses TITLE_IS_STRING
222 * @param aButton2Title
223 * Used when button 2 uses TITLE_IS_STRING
224 * @param aCheckMsg
225 * Text to appear with the checkbox. Null if no checkbox.
226 * @param aCheckState
227 * Contains the initial checked state of the checkbox when this method
228 * is called and the final checked state after this method returns.
229 *
230 * @return index of the button pressed.
231 *
232 * Buttons are numbered 0 - 2. The implementation can decide whether the
233 * sequence goes from right to left or left to right. Button 0 is the
234 * default button unless one of the Button Default Flags is specified.
235 *
236 * A button may use a predefined title, specified by one of the Button Title
237 * Flags values. Each title value can be multiplied by a position value to
238 * assign the title to a particular button. If BUTTON_TITLE_IS_STRING is
239 * used for a button, the string parameter for that button will be used. If
240 * the value for a button position is zero, the button will not be shown.
241 *
242 * In general, aButtonFlags is constructed per the following example:
243 *
244 * aButtonFlags = (BUTTON_POS_0) * (BUTTON_TITLE_AAA) +
245 * (BUTTON_POS_1) * (BUTTON_TITLE_BBB) +
246 * BUTTON_POS_1_DEFAULT;
247 *
248 * where "AAA" and "BBB" correspond to one of the button titles.
249 */
250 PRInt32 confirmEx(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
251 in wstring aDialogTitle,
252 in wstring aText,
253 in unsigned long aButtonFlags,
254 in wstring aButton0Title,
255 in wstring aButton1Title,
256 in wstring aButton2Title,
257 in wstring aCheckMsg,
258 inout boolean aCheckState);
259
260 /**
261 * Puts up a dialog with an edit field and an optional, labeled checkbox.
262 *
263 * @param aParent
264 * The parent window or null.
265 * @param aDialogTitle
266 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
267 * @param aText
268 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
269 * @param aValue
270 * Contains the default value for the dialog field when this method
271 * is called (null value is ok). Upon return, if the user pressed
272 * OK, then this parameter contains a newly allocated string value.
273 * Otherwise, the parameter's value is unmodified.
274 * @param aCheckMsg
275 * Text to appear with the checkbox. If null, check box will not be sh own.
276 * @param aCheckState
277 * Contains the initial checked state of the checkbox when this method
278 * is called and the final checked state after this method returns.
279 *
280 * @return true for OK, false for Cancel.
281 */
282 boolean prompt(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
283 in wstring aDialogTitle,
284 in wstring aText,
285 inout wstring aValue,
286 in wstring aCheckMsg,
287 inout boolean aCheckState);
288
289 /**
290 * Puts up a dialog with an edit field, a password field, and an optional,
291 * labeled checkbox.
292 *
293 * @param aParent
294 * The parent window or null.
295 * @param aDialogTitle
296 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
297 * @param aText
298 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
299 * @param aUsername
300 * Contains the default value for the username field when this method
301 * is called (null value is ok). Upon return, if the user pressed OK,
302 * then this parameter contains a newly allocated string value.
303 * Otherwise, the parameter's value is unmodified.
304 * @param aPassword
305 * Contains the default value for the password field when this method
306 * is called (null value is ok). Upon return, if the user pressed OK,
307 * then this parameter contains a newly allocated string value.
308 * Otherwise, the parameter's value is unmodified.
309 * @param aCheckMsg
310 * Text to appear with the checkbox. If null, check box will not be sh own.
311 * @param aCheckState
312 * Contains the initial checked state of the checkbox when this method
313 * is called and the final checked state after this method returns.
314 *
315 * @return true for OK, false for Cancel.
316 */
317 boolean promptUsernameAndPassword(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
318 in wstring aDialogTitle,
319 in wstring aText,
320 inout wstring aUsername,
321 inout wstring aPassword,
322 in wstring aCheckMsg,
323 inout boolean aCheckState);
324
325 /**
326 * Puts up a dialog with a password field and an optional, labeled checkbox.
327 *
328 * @param aParent
329 * The parent window or null.
330 * @param aDialogTitle
331 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
332 * @param aText
333 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
334 * @param aPassword
335 * Contains the default value for the password field when this method
336 * is called (null value is ok). Upon return, if the user pressed OK,
337 * then this parameter contains a newly allocated string value.
338 * Otherwise, the parameter's value is unmodified.
339 * @param aCheckMsg
340 * Text to appear with the checkbox. If null, check box will not be sh own.
341 * @param aCheckState
342 * Contains the initial checked state of the checkbox when this method
343 * is called and the final checked state after this method returns.
344 *
345 * @return true for OK, false for Cancel.
346 */
347 boolean promptPassword(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
348 in wstring aDialogTitle,
349 in wstring aText,
350 inout wstring aPassword,
351 in wstring aCheckMsg,
352 inout boolean aCheckState);
353
354 /**
355 * Puts up a dialog box which has a list box of strings from which the user
356 * may make a single selection.
357 *
358 * @param aParent
359 * The parent window or null.
360 * @param aDialogTitle
361 * Text to appear in the title of the dialog.
362 * @param aText
363 * Text to appear in the body of the dialog.
364 * @param aCount
365 * The length of the aSelectList array parameter.
366 * @param aSelectList
367 * The list of strings to display.
368 * @param aOutSelection
369 * Contains the index of the selected item in the list when this
370 * method returns true.
371 *
372 * @return true for OK, false for Cancel.
373 */
374 boolean select(in nsIDOMWindow aParent,
375 in wstring aDialogTitle,
376 in wstring aText,
377 in PRUint32 aCount,
378 [array, size_is(aCount)] in wstring aSelectList,
379 out long aOutSelection);
380 };
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