Java com.intellij.openapi.ui DialogWrapper fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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Introduction

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Subclass

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Field

int	OK_EXIT_CODE The default exit code for "OK" action.
int	CANCEL_EXIT_CODE The default exit code for "Cancel" action.
int	CLOSE_EXIT_CODE The default exit code for "Close" action.
int	NEXT_USER_EXIT_CODE If you use your own custom exit codes you have to start them with this constant.
String	DEFAULT_ACTION If your action returned by createActions method has non null value for this key, then the button that corresponds to the action will be the default button for the dialog.

Constructor

	DialogWrapper(@Nullable Project project) Creates modal DialogWrapper that can be parent for other windows.
	DialogWrapper(boolean canBeParent) Creates modal DialogWrapper .
	DialogWrapper(@Nullable Project project, boolean canBeParent) Creates modal DialogWrapper .
	DialogWrapper(boolean canBeParent, boolean applicationModalIfPossible) Typically, we should set a parent explicitly.
	DialogWrapper(@NotNull Component parent, boolean canBeParent)

Method

void	close(int exitCode)
DialogWrapper	findInstance(Component c)
Disposable	getDisposable()
int	getExitCode()
DialogWrapperPeer	getPeer()
Window	getWindow()
boolean	isModal()
boolean	isOK()
void	setModal(boolean modal)
void	setSize(int width, int height)
void	setTitle(@Nls(capitalization = Nls.Capitalization.Title) String title)
void	show() Show the dialog.
boolean	showAndGet() Show the modal dialog and check if it was closed with OK.