MessageBox inside MainForm?

[d2010]

Hello.
Can we develop more features for MessageBoxYesNo inside "MainForm"?
==I have the solution inside "Delphi3" but for lazarus i do not experience.
I am interested "MessageBoxYesNo" for your-project with Lazarus.exe?
I hope your-project can be sharing with me, or sharing with others.
or you develope other tiny project.lpr foe testing together online.

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    object PageControl: TPageControl
      Left = 12
      Top = 12
      Width = 409
      Height = 227
      HelpContext = 1650
      ActivePage = DirCondPage
      Align = alClient
      MultiLine = True
      TabOrder = 0
      object AutoexecPage: TTabSheet
        HelpContext = 1770
        Caption = 'Autoexec.bat'
        object TLabel
          Left = 648
          Top = 0
          Width = 44
          Height = 13
          Caption = 'Location:'
        end
        object Memo2: TMemo
          Left = 0
          Top = 0
          Width = 401
          Height = 199
          Align = alClient
          Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET
          Font.Color = clWindowText
          Font.Height = -15
          Font.Name = 'MS Sans Serif'
          Font.Style = []
          ParentFont = False
          ScrollBars = ssBoth
          TabOrder = 0
        end
      end


[Dzandaa]

Hi,

I don't fully understand your question...

From the Wiki:

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1. uses
2.   Forms, Dialogs, LCLType;
3.  
4. procedure DisplayMessageBox;
5. var
6.   Reply, BoxStyle: Integer;
7. begin
8.   BoxStyle := MB_ICONQUESTION + MB_YESNO;
9.   Reply := Application.MessageBox('Press either button', 'MessageBoxDemo', BoxStyle);
10.   if Reply = IDYES then Application.MessageBox('Yes       ', 'Reply',MB_ICONINFORMATION)
11.     else Application.MessageBox('No         ', 'Reply', MB_ICONHAND);
12. end;
13.  

https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Dialog_Examples

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[silvercoder70]

I understand what you mean...

Mostly I use the standard message dialogs as provided by the environment as suggested in the previous post.

But there was a time (a while ago) when I also required a dialog box with a timeout - that is, if the user did not respond in a reasonable time, the form would close with the default option selected.