UserForm.ModalResult Property

Applies to TestComplete 15.45, last modified on December 01, 2022

Description

The ModalResult property lets you obtain or set the form’s dialog result.

By default, ModalResult is mrNone. If the form is displayed using the ShowModal method, setting the ModalResult property to anything other than mrNone causes the form to close. When the user presses the form button whose ModalResult property differs from mrNone, the same value is automatically assigned to the form’s ModalResult property. You can also set the value of this property from the script code in order to close the form.

Declaration

UserForm.ModalResult

Read-Write Property Integer

Applies To

The property is applied to the following object:

Property Value

One of the following constants defined in the BuiltIn object:

Constant Value Description
mrNone 0 None.
mrOk 1 The dialog result is OK.
mrCancel 2 The dialog result is Cancel.
mrAbort 3 The dialog result is Abort.
mrRetry 4 The dialog result is Retry.
mrIgnore 5 The dialog result is Ignore.
mrYes 6 The dialog result is Yes.
mrNo 7 The dialog result is No.
mrAll 8 The dialog result is All.
mrNoToAll 9 The dialog result is No To All.
mrYesToAll 10 The dialog result is Yes To All.

Example

The following example checks which form button was pressed to close the form. It assumes that the current project contains the form named TestForm with OK and Cancel buttons. The buttons’ModalResult property should be mrOK and mrCancel respectively.

JavaScript, JScript

function Test()
{
  var form = UserForms.TestForm;
  form.ShowModal();

  // Check which form button was pressed
  if (form.ModalResult == mrOk)
    ShowMessage ("The OK button was pressed.");
  else
    ShowMessage ("The Cancel button was pressed.");
}

Python

def Test():
  form = UserForms.TestForm
  form.ShowModal()
  # Check which form button was pressed
  if (form.ModalResult == mrOk):
    ShowMessage ("The OK button was pressed.")
  else:
    ShowMessage ("The Cancel button was pressed.")

VBScript

Sub Test
  Set form = UserForms.TestForm
  form.ShowModal

  ' Check which form button was pressed
  If form.ModalResult = mrOk Then
    ShowMessage ("The OK button was pressed.")
  Else
    ShowMessage ("The Cancel button was pressed.")
  End If
End Sub

DelphiScript

procedure Test;
var form: OleVariant;
begin
  form := UserForms.TestForm;
  form.ShowModal;

  // Check which form button was pressed
  if form.ModalResult = mrOk then
    ShowMessage ('The OK button was pressed.')
  else
    ShowMessage ('The Cancel button was pressed.');
end;

C++Script, C#Script

function Test()
{
  var form = UserForms["TestForm"];
  form["ShowModal"]();

  // Check which form button was pressed
  if (form["ModalResult"] == mrOk)
    ShowMessage ("The OK button was pressed.");
  else
    ShowMessage ("The Cancel button was pressed.");
}

See Also

Working With User Forms in Tests
ShowModal Method
TcxButton.ModalResult

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