How to create a custom MessageBox?

喜夏-厌秋 提交于 2019-11-26 05:35:57

问题


I\'m trying to make a custom message box with my controls.

public static partial class Msg : Form
{
    public static void show(string content, string description)
    {

    }
}

Actually I need to place some controls (a gridview) in this form and I have to apply my own theme for this window, so I don\'t want to use MessageBox. I want to call this from my other forms like

Msg.show(parameters);

I don\'t wish to create an object for this form.

I know I can\'t inherit from Form class because it isn\'t static. But I wonder how MessageBox is implemented, because it is static. It is being called like MessageBox.show(\"Some message!\");

Now I\'m getting an error because inheritance is not allowed:

Static class \'MyFormName\' cannot derive from type \'System.Windows.Forms.Form\'. Static classes must derive from object

\"Screenshot

How MessageBox is implemented then?


回答1:


Your form class needs not to be static. In fact, a static class cannot inherit at all.

Instead, create an internal form class that derives from Form and provide a public static helper method to show it.

This static method may be defined in a different class if you don't want the callers to even “know” about the underlying form.

/// <summary>
/// The form internally used by <see cref="CustomMessageBox"/> class.
/// </summary>
internal partial class CustomMessageForm : Form
{
    /// <summary>
    /// This constructor is required for designer support.
    /// </summary>
    public CustomMessageForm ()
    {
        InitializeComponent(); 
    } 

    public CustomMessageForm (string title, string description)
    {
        InitializeComponent(); 

        this.titleLabel.Text = title;
        this.descriptionLabel.Text = description;
    } 
}

/// <summary>
/// Your custom message box helper.
/// </summary>
public static class CustomMessageBox
{
    public static void Show (string title, string description)
    {
        // using construct ensures the resources are freed when form is closed
        using (var form = new CustomMessageForm (title, description)) {
            form.ShowDialog ();
        }
    }
}

Side note: as Jalal points out, you don't have to make a class static in order to have static methods in it. But I would still separate the “helper” class from the actual form so the callers cannot create the form with a constructor (unless they're in the same assembly of course).




回答2:


You don't need the class to be static. Just do something like:

public partial class Msg : Form
{
    public static void show(string content, string description)
    {
         Msg message = new Msg(...);
         message.show();
    }
}



回答3:


You don't need to make the class static in order to call one of its methods statically — it's sufficient to declare the particular method as static.

public partial class DetailedMessageBox : Form
{
    public DetailedMessageBox()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
    }

    public static void ShowMessage(string content, string description)
    {
        DetailedMessageBox messageBox = new DetailedMessageBox();
        messageBox.ShowDialog();
    }
}

We are using messageBox.ShowDialog() to have the form being displayed as a modal window. You can display the message box using DetailedMessageBox.ShowMessage("Content", "Description");.

By the way, you should rethink your naming and stick to a consistent naming pattern. Msg and show are weak names that do no match the Naming Guidelines — you would definitely want to check those out!




回答4:


In a WPF project you can add a new window and call it MessageBoxCustom then inside C# the Void where you can find InitialiseComponent(); you add 2 properties and bind those properties to the textBlocks you should have created inside your XAML view Example:

public MessageBoxCustom(string Message, string Title)
{
    InitialiseComponent();//this comes first to load Front End
    textblock1.Text = Title;
    textblock2.Text = Message;
}

Just position your TextBlocks where you want them to be displayed in XAML


From your Main Window you can call that message box like this


private void Button_Click()
{
    MessageBoxCustom msg = new MessageBoxCustom("Your message here","Your title her");
    msg.ShowDialog();
}


来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6932792/how-to-create-a-custom-messagebox

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