Struct Dialog 

pub struct Dialog { /* private fields */ }

High-level dialog wrapper for creating and controlling native dialogs.

Implementations

impl Dialog

pub fn new() -> ArkUIResult<Self>

Create a new dialog controller.

pub fn content<T: Into<ArkUINode>>(&self, content: T) -> ArkUIResult<()>

Set dialog content node.

pub fn show(&self) -> ArkUIResult<()>

Show the dialog in current window.

pub fn show_with_sub_window(&self) -> ArkUIResult<()>

Show the dialog in sub-window mode.

pub fn close(&self) -> ArkUIResult<()>

Close the dialog.

pub fn modal_mode(&self, modal_mode: bool) -> ArkUIResult<()>

pub fn auto_cancel(&self, auto_cancel: bool) -> ArkUIResult<()>

pub fn background_color(&self, color: u32) -> ArkUIResult<()>

pub fn content_alignment(&self, alignment: Alignment) -> ArkUIResult<()>

Set content alignment, offset_x and offset_y will be set with 0.0

pub fn content_alignment_with_offset( &self, alignment: Alignment, offset_x: f32, offset_y: f32, ) -> ArkUIResult<()>

Set content alignment with offset_x and offset_y.

pub fn corner_radius( &self, top_left: f32, top_right: f32, bottom_left: f32, bottom_right: f32, ) -> ArkUIResult<()>

pub fn on_will_dismiss( &self, callback: fn(DialogDismissData) -> Option<bool>, ) -> ArkUIResult<()>

pub fn on_will_dismiss_with_data<T: 'static>( &self, data: T, callback: fn(data: DialogDismissData) -> Option<bool>, ) -> ArkUIResult<()>

For user custom data, you can use this method And you need to convert raw pointer to your data type after callback