Message Functions
- Last UpdatedJan 07, 2026
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answer_req(Title, Question) |
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The function presents a box with a question and lets the user give the answer. |
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Input parameters: |
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Title |
string |
The title of the box (max 132 characters) |
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string |
The question (max 512 characters) |
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Question |
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Returned value: |
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[0] |
integer |
User Response |
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Exceptions: |
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kcs_ValueError |
Invalid parameter value |
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message_confirm(Message) |
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The function presents a box with a message and lets the user confirm it. |
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Input parameters: |
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Message |
string |
The message to the user (max 512 characters) |
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Returned value: |
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None |
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Exceptions: |
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kcs_ValueError |
Invalid parameter value |
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Figure 3:1. Example of a message that has to be confirmed.
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message_noconfirm(Message) |
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The function presents a message to the user without confirmation. |
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Input parameters |
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Message |
string |
The message to the user (max 512 characters) |
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Returned value |
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None |
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Exceptions |
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kcs_ValueError |
Invalid parameter value |
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Example: |
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# Example: kcs_ex_ui2.py |
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message_debug (Message, <Color>,<Bold>,<Underline>) |
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The function displays a message in the Vitesse Log Window |
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Input Parameters: |
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Object |
Message |
String representation of given python object will be send to log window. |
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Integer or Tuple |
<Color> |
Text colour. The parameter can be defined as integer colour value or tuple representing (R, G, B) values. |
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Integer |
<Bold> |
Bold text. When parameter is different then 0 the text is displayed using bold font. |
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Integer |
<Underline> |
Underline text. When parameter is different then 0 the text is displayed with underline. |
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Returned value: |
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None |
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Exceptions: |
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None |
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