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this window are built into PythonCard. Causing them to appear, and determining
what the user selected or did with them, is, as you'll learn in a later
! walk-through, pretty straight-forward. Click on the "Alert" line.
A small dialog appears. Click the "OK" button. Notice that in the
! Sample Dialogs window, you can see the name of the dialog (AlertDialog), and
whether the user accepted or canceled the dialog. You can also see what
information the program returned to PythonCard as a result of the user's
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this window are built into PythonCard. Causing them to appear, and determining
what the user selected or did with them, is, as you'll learn in a later
! walk-through, pretty straight-forward. Click on the "alert" line.
A small dialog appears. Click the "OK" button. Notice that in the
! Sample Dialogs window, you can see the name of the dialog (alertDialog), and
whether the user accepted or canceled the dialog. You can also see what
information the program returned to PythonCard as a result of the user's
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development environment to provide helpful supporting windows that tell us
what's going on in our application. We'll also see how to start and build our
! own application, using the PythonCard built-in graphic editor, the Resource
Editor.</p>
<p>We'll be producing more of these walk-through documents on other aspects
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development environment to provide helpful supporting windows that tell us
what's going on in our application. We'll also see how to start and build our
! own application, using the PythonCard's built-in layout editor, the Resource
Editor.</p>
<p>We'll be producing more of these walk-through documents on other aspects
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