ModalResult represents the return value from a modal dialog.
ModalResult represents the value returned by a modal dialog. An application can use any integer value as a modal result value.
Although ModalResult can take any integer value, the following constants are defined for commonly used ModalResult values:
| Constant | Value | Meaning |
| mrNone | 0 | None. Used as a default value before the user exits. |
| mrOk | idOK | The user exited with the OK button. |
| mrCancel | idCancel | The user exited with the CANCEL button. |
| mrAbort | idAbort | The user exited with the ABORT button. |
| mrRetry | idRetry | The user exited with the RETRY button. |
| mrIgnore | idIgnore | The user exited with the IGNORE button. |
| mrYes | idYes | The user exited with the YES button. |
| mrNo | idNo | The user exited with the NO button. |
| mrAll | mrNo + 1 | The user exited with the ALL button. |
| mrNoToAll | mrAll + 1 | The user exited with the NO TO ALL button. |
| mrYesToAll | mrNoToAll + 1 | The user exited with the YES TO ALL button. |
| mrClose | mrYesToAll + 1 | The user exited with the CLOSE button. |
You can find all the possible values above, using this command:
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