/*
 *  Dialog
 *  ------
 *  This program creates several dialog boxes one after the other.
 *  It demonstrates the use of dialog functions and their return
 *  values.
 *
 *  The dialog box functions either return a number indicating
 *  which button the user pressed, or a string if the function
 *  is designed to ask the user for a string or a filename.
 *
 *  For those dialogs which return a number, the value can be
 *  1 if the user clicks the "OK" button or "Yes" button,
 *  0 if the user clicks on the "No" button, and -1 if the user
 *  presses the "Cancel" button.
 *
 *  For those dialogs which return a string, the return value
 *  will be NULL if the user hits the "Cancel" button.
 */

#include <graphapp.h>

void main(void)
{
	char *name;
	int result;

	askok("Just testing");

	name = askstring("What is your name?", "Type it here");
	printf("Hello, %s\n", name);

	result = askokcancel("Destroy the world!");

	if (result == YES)
		printf("Destroying the world....\n");
	else if (result == CANCEL)
		printf("I'll destroy the world later.\n");

	result = askyesno("Would you like to play a game?");

	if (result == YES)
		printf("All right!\n");
	else if (result == NO)
		printf("Boring person.\n");

	result = askyesnocancel("Would you like to play Thermonuclear War?");

	switch (result) {
		case YES:    printf("BOOM!\n"); break;
		case NO:     printf("How about chess?\n"); break;
		case CANCEL: printf("Cancelled.\n"); break;
	}
}