Shows a modal dialog containing a message.
void IupMessage(char *t, char *m); [in C]
IupMessage(t: string, m: string) [in IupLua3]
iup.Message(t: string, m: string) [in IupLua5]
t: Dialog’s title
m: Message
The IupMessage function shows a dialog centralized on the screen, showing the message and the “OK” button. The ‘\n’ character can be added to the message to indicate line change.
In C there is an utility function to help build the message string, it accepts the same format as the C sprintf:
void IupMessagef(char *t, char *f, ...); [in C]
The dialog uses a global attribute called "PARENTDIALOG" as the parent dialog if it is defined. It also uses a global attribute called "ICON" as the dialog icon if it is defined (used only in Motif, in Windows MessageBox does not have an icon in the title bar).