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ID : 5123

MsgBox

Function

Displays a message in a dialogue box, and returns value of clicked button.

Syntax

MsgBox(message[, button[, title]])

Guaranteed Entry

Message
Specifies a message by string type data.
Button
Specifies a button and an icon by integer type data.
In order to specify a button and an icon at the same time, write as （value of button）+（value of icon）.
Value Description
0 [OK] 
1 [OK]  [Cancel] 
2 [Abort] [Retry] [Ignore]
3 [Yes] [No] [Cancel]
4 [Yes] [No] 
5 [Retry] [Cancel]
Value Description
16 Critical Message icon.
32 Warning Query icon.
48 Warning Message icon.
64 Information Message icon.
Title
Specifies a title bar of a dialogue box by string type data.

Return Value

Returns clicked button number by integer type data.

Value Selected button
1 [OK]
2 [Cancel]
3 [Abort]
4 [Retry]
5 [Ignore]
6 [Yes]
7 [No]

Description

Displays a message in a dialog box, waits for the user to click a button, and returns a number of button that the user clicked.

Related Terms

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Attention

  • If a teach pendant is not connected, error is issued when the command is executed.
  • If more than 10 dialogue boxes are opened simultaneously in a whole task, a task that opens the eleventh dialogue box or later will cause errors.
  • If the MsgBox is performed in WINCAPSIII or EMU, program goes in endless wait.
    This is because a dialog box of MsgBox is not displayed in the simulation of WINCAPSIII or EMU.
    To avoid this, execute a conditional branching as shown below with SIMULATION macro.
    • #If Not __SIMULATION__
  I0 = MsgBox("...")
#EndIf

Example

Sub Main

	I0 = MsgBox( "Do you want to execute?", 1+32, "Processing confirmation" ) 
	                                    '1([OK][Cancel]button) + 32(Warning Query icon)

	Select Case I0
	Case 1 '[OK]
	  ' ...
	Case 2 '[Cancel]
	  ' ...
	End Select

End Sub

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