Guide.BeginShowMessageBox Method (PlayerIndex, String, String, Generic IEnumerable, Int32, MessageBoxIcon, AsyncCallback, Object)

Begins the process of displaying a message box for a particular player.

Syntax

'Declaration
Public Shared Function BeginShowMessageBox ( _
         player As PlayerIndex, _
         title As String, _
         text As String, _
         buttons As IEnumerable(Of String), _
         focusButton As Integer, _
         icon As MessageBoxIcon, _
         callback As AsyncCallback, _
         state As Object _
) As IAsyncResult 

public static IAsyncResult BeginShowMessageBox (
         PlayerIndex player,
         string title,
         string text,
         IEnumerable<string> buttons,
         int focusButton,
         MessageBoxIcon icon,
         AsyncCallback callback,
         Object state
)

public:
static IAsyncResult BeginShowMessageBox(
         PlayerIndex player,
         String title,
         String text,
         IEnumerable<String> buttons,
         int focusButton,
         MessageBoxIcon icon,
         AsyncCallback callback,
         Object state
)

Parameters

• player
  Type: PlayerIndex
  Target player of the message box. On Windows Phone, the only valid option is PlayerIndex.One.
• title
  Type: String
  Title of the message box.
• text
  Type: String
  Text that will be displayed by the message box.
• buttons
  Type: IEnumerable<String>
  Captions for the message box buttons. The maximum number of buttons is two on Windows Phone.
• focusButton
  Type: Int32
  Zero-based index specifying which button has the focus.
• icon
  Type: MessageBoxIcon
  Type of icon displayed in the message box.
• callback
  Type: AsyncCallback
  Method to be called once the asynchronous operation has finished.
• state
  Type: Object
  User-created object uniquely identifying this request.

Return Value

Type: IAsyncResult
An IAsyncResult used to track the progress of the method.

Exceptions

Remarks

This overload requires that the player for whom the message is targeted responds to the message.

Best Practice
You can check GamerPrivileges.AllowCommunication to determine if a player is allowed to send and receive communications before displaying a menu option that would call this method.

Requirements

Namespace: Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices

Assembly: Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices (in microsoft.xna.framework.gamerservices.dll)

See Also

Tasks

Displaying a Message Box
Working with Asynchronous Methods in XNA Game Studio

Reference

Guide Class
Guide Members
Microsoft.Xna.Framework.GamerServices Namespace

Platforms

Windows Phone