best practise sharing : 2 buttons with mrOK on a form

[bernhard_LA 0]

I want to evaluate  the pressed button on a form with this code below,  my form (aForm)  should have 2 buttons which the property mrOK.

If  aForm.modalresult = mrOK  then
      begin
          ///   now evaluate which button has been pressed ???
          ....
          ....
     end;

what  is the best solution for this issue?

 

Edited March 6, 2019 by bernhard_LA
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[Attila Kovacs 629]

ModalResult is an integer value, so you can assign whatever you want, the form will close and ModalResult will hold this value.

[Remy Lebeau 1396]

There is no way to differentiate which control set the ModalResult if they both set it to the same value.  ShowModal() will close the Form when any non-zero value is assigned to ModalResult, you are not limited to the handful of constants that the RTL defines, use whatever values you want.

[Davide Visconti 5]

23 hours ago, bernhard_LA said:

I want to evaluate  the pressed button on a form with this code below,  my form (aForm)  should have 2 buttons which the property mrOK.

If  aForm.modalresult = mrOK  then
      begin
          ///   now evaluate which button has been pressed ???
          ....
          ....
     end;

what  is the best solution for this issue?

 

 

I don't understand correctly your question... but usually on a dialog form you have 2 buttons with different results. mrOk / mrCancel or mrYes / mrNo.

if AForm.ShowModal = mrOk then
begin
	// Ok button pressed
	// do some stuff...
end
else 
begin
	// Cancel button pressed
	// do other stuff...
end;

Anyway, if you have to (for any strange reason) set 2 buttons with the same result values... you must store in a variable the user choise, button A or button B.

TMyDialogForm = class(TForm)
private
	FSelectedButton : Integer;
public
	property SelectedButton : Integer read FSelectedButton;
end;

//...

procedure TMyDialogForm.BtnAClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
	// Store the button pressed inside the FSelectedButton variable
	FSelectedButton := 1;
	ModalResult := mrOk;
end;

procedure TMyDialogForm.BtnBClick(Sender: TObject);
begin
	// Store the button pressed inside the FSelectedButton variable
	FSelectedButton := 2;
	ModalResult := mrOk;
end;

I hope it helps you.

 

[Rollo62 536]

One option would be to return two different "OK" in ModalResult from different buttons, like mrOK and mrYES.
If that is what you mean.

[bernhard_LA 0]

yes ... 

added simple integer values  to the modalresult property, seems to work now