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OneMomentPlease
Boost.Python.instance
builtin.object
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
def Feedback.OneMomentPlease.__init__ |
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- Instance of type None
An RAII class for showing the One moment please dialog.
These are stackable.
Users should be aware of the scoping rules for Python:
1. When a reference falls out of scope it is deleted.
2. When an object has no references it is deleted.
3. There are 3 levels of scope:
a. Global -- Predefined stuff
b. Module Global -- Global variables you define the instance.
c. Function -- references are deleted with the function they exist in.
4. if, while, for; these don't have their own scope!
All of this means that you should never write this parametric:
from Feedback import *
omp = OneMomentPlease( "..." )
This would leave "..." existing indefinitely...
Appending this line would solve things:
del omp.
The "with" statement is not in SDS/2's version of Python.
C++ signature :
void __init__(_object*,char const*)
Member Function Documentation
def Feedback.OneMomentPlease.__dict__ |
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def Feedback.OneMomentPlease.__new__ |
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T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
__new__ = <built-in method __new__ of Boost.Python.class object>
def Feedback.OneMomentPlease.__reduce__ |
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__reduce__ = <unnamed Boost.Python function>(args)
def Feedback.OneMomentPlease.__weakref__ |
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def Feedback.OneMomentPlease.Show |
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Cause the one moment please dialog to be shown immediately
C++ signature :
void Show()
Member Data Documentation
int Feedback.OneMomentPlease.__instance_size__ = 32 |
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