DXMessageBox.Show(String, String) Method

Displays the DXMessageBox with specified text and title.

Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Core

Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Core.v25.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Core

Declaration

C#

public static MessageBoxResult Show(
    string messageBoxText,
    string caption
)

VB.NET

Public Shared Function Show(
    messageBoxText As String,
    caption As String
) As MessageBoxResult

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
messageBoxText	String	A String value that is the text to be displayed within the current DXMessageBox.
caption	String	A String value that is the DXMessageBox window caption.

Returns

Type	Description
MessageBoxResult	A System.Windows.MessageBoxResult.OK value.

Remarks

A message box with unspecified buttons displays the ‘OK’ button by default and returns the MessageBoxResult.OK value.

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C#

wpf-diagram-ms-automatic-graph-layout-algorithms/CS/DXDiagram.CustomLayoutAlgorithms/MainWindow.xaml.cs#L62

} catch(Exception e) {
        DXMessageBox.Show(string.Format("Error message: '{0}'", e.Message), "Error has been occurred");
}

VB.NET

wpf-diagram-ms-automatic-graph-layout-algorithms/VB/DXDiagram.CustomLayoutAlgorithms/MainWindow.xaml.vb#L67

Catch e As Exception
        DXMessageBox.Show(String.Format("Error message: '{0}'", e.Message), "Error has been occurred")
End Try