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	There are two methods of displaying dialog prompts inside [[EiffelStudio]]. Firstly there is the simple and effective approach, which requires very little coding but offers very little in the way of customization. The second approach can be simple, but by not means as simple as the first, and can offer a great deal of customization. The information in this page pertains for the former approach. To use the latter please see [[Using Dialog Prompts (Advanced)]].		There are two methods of displaying dialog prompts inside [[EiffelStudio]]. Firstly there is the simple and effective approach, which requires very little coding but offers very little in the way of customization. The second approach can be simple, but by not means as simple as the first, and can offer a great deal of customization. The information in this page pertains for the former approach. To use the latter please see [[Using Dialog Prompts (Advanced)]].

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		+	== Formatting Dialog Prompt Text ==
		+	When creating dialog prompt you may feel compelled to insert new-line characters into a dialog prompt's display text to wrap the text correctly. There is no need, and, it's '''not''' recommended.
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		+	Dialog prompts automatically wrap the text using an internal predefined limit, which may change in the future when screen resolutions increase or the minimum required resolution for EiffelStudio is upped or lowered. Dialog prompt text should not contain any new-line characters unless some explicit formatting is require to separate terse paragraphs or to highlight data by placing it on a new line.

	== Using Dialog Prompts In the Eiffel Framework ==		== Using Dialog Prompts In the Eiffel Framework ==

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 Instead of creating dialog prompts and displaying them using the <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you can use a help class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] (or inherit the shared class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and access <eiffel>prompts</eiffel>.) Of course, the easy way does limit functionality but for the vast majority of cases the routines of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] provide all that is needed.
-{{Note| For tool and dialog development [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/tools/es_dockable_tool_window.e ES_DOCKABLE_TOOL_WINDOW] and <eiffel>ES_DIALOG</eiffel> both inherit [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and provide access to a shared instance of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] through a feature <eiffel>prompts</eiffel>}}
+{{Note| For tool and dialog development [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/tools/es_dockable_tool_window.e ES_DOCKABLE_TOOL_WINDOW] and [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/dialogs/es_dialog.e ES_DIALOG] both inherit [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and provide access to a shared instance of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] through a feature <eiffel>prompts</eiffel>}}
 You may also want to check out the following pages:

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 [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] are accessible from the Eiffel [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library], however the underlying implementation in the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library] actually uses the older <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel>s classes instead of the new <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes.
-The new <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> rely on classes found in the [[EiffelStudio]] IDE so for the sake of compatibility the old <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes have not been removed from the framework. This means when you are developing with the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library outside of the [[EiffelStudio]] (target bench) project you will see the older dialog prompts, this is normal. Once your code is integrated into the [[EiffelStudio]] project, even if it is referenced as a library by the project, you code will automatically use the new dialog prompts. Under no circumstances should you be using the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> dialog prompt classes directly, please use the routines of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].
+The new <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> rely on classes found in the [[EiffelStudio]] IDE so for the sake of compatibility the old <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes have not been removed from the framework. This means when you are developing with the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library] outside of the [[EiffelStudio]] (target bench) project you will see the older dialog prompts, this is normal. Once your code is integrated into the [[EiffelStudio]] project, even if it is referenced as a library by the project, you code will automatically use the new dialog prompts. Under no circumstances should you be using the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> dialog prompt classes directly, please use the routines of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].
 This transparent switching of implementation is accomplished by using an [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/ override cluster] in the [[EiffelStudio]] (target bench) project, overriding the default implementation in the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library] with the [[EiffelStudio]] specific implementation.
 {{Note| The transparent switching is accomplished through overriding the default implementation of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and not any of the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes! If you use the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you will see no change with integrating you code. All the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes have been marked obsolete so the only obsolete warnings you should see if those from [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].}}

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	This transparent switching of implementation is accomplished by using an [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/ override cluster] in the [[EiffelStudio]] (target bench) project, overriding the default implementation in the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library] with the [[EiffelStudio]] specific implementation.		This transparent switching of implementation is accomplished by using an [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/ override cluster] in the [[EiffelStudio]] (target bench) project, overriding the default implementation in the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library] with the [[EiffelStudio]] specific implementation.

−	{~~PNote~~\| The transparent switching is accomplished through overriding the default implementation of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and not any of the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes! If you use the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you will see no change with integrating you code. All the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes have been marked obsolete so the only obsolete warnings you should see if those from [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].}}	+	{{Note\| The transparent switching is accomplished through overriding the default implementation of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and not any of the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes! If you use the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you will see no change with integrating you code. All the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes have been marked obsolete so the only obsolete warnings you should see if those from [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].}}

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 There are two methods of displaying dialog prompts inside [[EiffelStudio]]. Firstly there is the simple and effective approach, which requires very little coding but offers very little in the way of customization. The second approach can be simple, but by not means as simple as the first, and can offer a great deal of customization. The information in this page pertains for the former approach. To use the latter please see [[Using Dialog Prompts (Advanced)]].
 You may also want to check out the following pages:
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 * [[Dialog Prompt Messages and Formatting]]
-== Displaying Dialog Prompts, the Easy Way ==
+== Displaying Prompts ==
-Instead of creating dialog prompts and displaying them using the <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you can use a help class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] (or inherit the shared class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and access <eiffel>prompts</eiffel>.) Of course, the easy way does limit functionality but for the vast majority of cases the routines of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] provide all that is needed.
-−
-{{Note| For tool and dialog development [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/tools/es_dockable_tool_window.e ES_DOCKABLE_TOOL_WINDOW] and <eiffel>ES_DIALOG</eiffel> both inherit [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and provide access to a shared instance of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] through a feature <eiffel>prompts</eiffel>}}
 [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] provides a quick means to display dialog prompts and associate any actions with the default buttons created on the prompts. The routine are self explanatory, Each routine shows the prompt specific to the situation, <eiffel>show_error_prompt</eiffel> will show an error prompt, <eiffel>show_warning_prompt</eiffel> shows an warning prompt, <eiffel>show_info_prompt</eiffel> shows an information prompt and finally, show_question_prompt show a prompt designated for asking the user a question.
 There are the <eiffel>show_xxx_with_cancel</eiffel> variants, which includes a cancel button along with the standard set of buttons.
 For a quick reference, here is the one of the show routines from [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].
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 As you might see from using [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER], the routines provide little means for custom the dialog prompts. Instead its purpose is for the quick creation and display of standard dialog prompts.
-=== An Example===
+== An Example ==
 To simply demonstrate the use of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] by inheriting the shared class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER], the code below is all that is needed to show an error dialog prompt on the [[EiffelStudio]] IDE window, with the message <eiffel>"This is an Error prompt"</eiffel>.
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 prompts.show_error_prompt ("This is an Error prompt", Void, Void)
 </eiffel>
 The result of executing the above code results in a dialog prompt like the one below:
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+   )
 </eiffel>
 The result of executing the above code results in a dialog prompt like the one below:
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-=== Using Dialog Prompts In the Eiffel Framework ===
+== Using Dialog Prompts In the Eiffel Framework ==
 [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] are accessible from the Eiffel [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library], however the underlying implementation in the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library] actually uses the older <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel>s classes instead of the new <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes.

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		+	There are two methods of displaying dialog prompts inside [[EiffelStudio]]. Firstly there is the simple and effective approach, which requires very little coding but offers very little in the way of customization. The second approach can be simple, but by not means as simple as the first, and can offer a great deal of customization. The information in this page pertains for the former approach. To use the latter please see [[Using Dialog Prompts (Advanced)]].
		+
		+	You may also want to check out the following pages:
		+	* [[Tool Dialog Prompts]]
		+	* [[Taxonomy of Dialog Prompts]]
		+	* [[Dialog Prompt Messages and Formatting]]
		+
	== Displaying Dialog Prompts, the Easy Way ==		== Displaying Dialog Prompts, the Easy Way ==
	Instead of creating dialog prompts and displaying them using the <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you can use a help class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] (or inherit the shared class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and access <eiffel>prompts</eiffel>.) Of course, the easy way does limit functionality but for the vast majority of cases the routines of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] provide all that is needed.		Instead of creating dialog prompts and displaying them using the <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you can use a help class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] (or inherit the shared class [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and access <eiffel>prompts</eiffel>.) Of course, the easy way does limit functionality but for the vast majority of cases the routines of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] provide all that is needed.

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 [[Image:Dialog_prompts_example_question_error.png]]
 === Using Dialog Prompts In the Eiffel Framework ===
-[https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] are accessible from the Eiffel framework library, however the underlying implementation in the framework library actually uses the older <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel>s instead of the new <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes.
+[https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/vision2/dialogs/es_shared_prompt_provider.e ES_SHARED_PROMPT_PROVIDER] are accessible from the Eiffel [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library], however the underlying implementation in the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library] actually uses the older <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel>s classes instead of the new <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes.
-The new <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> rely on classes found in the EiffelStudio IDE so for the sake of compatibility the old <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes have not been removed from the framework. This means when you are developing with the framework library outside of the EiffelStudio (target bench) project you will see the older dialog prompts, this is normal. Once your code is integrated into the EiffelStudio project, even if it is referenced as a library by the project, you code will automatically use the new dialog prompts for EiffelStudio. Under no circumstances should you be using the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> dialog prompt classes directly, please use the routines of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].
+The new <eiffel>ES_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> rely on classes found in the [[EiffelStudio]] IDE so for the sake of compatibility the old <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes have not been removed from the framework. This means when you are developing with the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library outside of the [[EiffelStudio]] (target bench) project you will see the older dialog prompts, this is normal. Once your code is integrated into the [[EiffelStudio]] project, even if it is referenced as a library by the project, you code will automatically use the new dialog prompts. Under no circumstances should you be using the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> dialog prompt classes directly, please use the routines of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].
-This transparent switching of implementation is accomplished by using an override cluster in the EiffelStudio (target bench) project, overriding the default implementation in the framework library with the EiffelStudio specific implementation.
+This transparent switching of implementation is accomplished by using an [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/ override cluster] in the [[EiffelStudio]] (target bench) project, overriding the default implementation in the [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/framework/ framework library] with the [[EiffelStudio]] specific implementation.
-Note: The transparent switching is done through overriding the default implementation of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and not any of the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes! If you use the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you will see no change with integrating you code. All the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes have been marked obsolete so the only obsolete warnings you should see if those from [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].
+{PNote| The transparent switching is accomplished through overriding the default implementation of [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER] and not any of the <eiffel>EB_XXX_DIALOG</eiffel> classes! If you use the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes directly you will see no change with integrating you code. All the <eiffel>EB_XXX_PROMPT</eiffel> classes have been marked obsolete so the only obsolete warnings you should see if those from [https://eiffelsoftware.origo.ethz.ch/svn/es/trunk/Src/Eiffel/interface/new_graphical/overrides/es_prompt_provider.e ES_PROMPT_PROVIDER].}}

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 prompts.show_error_prompt ("This is an Error prompt", Void, Void)
 </eiffel>
 The result of executing the above code results in a dialog prompt like the one below:
 [[Image:Dialog_prompts_example_error.png]]
 To get a little more into prompts, here's a confirmation prompt that performs actions when pressing a button. Note, inline agents are used here just for the purpose of brevity.
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+   )
 </eiffel>
 The result of executing the above code results in a dialog prompt like the one below:
 [[Image:Dialog_prompts_example_question.png]]
 Pressing the '''Yes''' button on the question dialog prompt produces the dialog prompt:
 [[Image:Dialog_prompts_example_question_info.png]]
 Pressing the '''No''' button on the question dialog prompt produces the dialog prompt: