How to add condition on what is shown in messagebox

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i got an app.....now in it I want to develop a condition on what message box is shown........but i dont know how to do this you know something like this......

C#

if (messagebox.text=="player 1 wins"){
a++
}

plz help...........how to do this.........

Posted 10-Sep-13 4:32am

Ahsan98

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Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 10-Sep-13 10:42am

How did you initialize the MessageBox? I guess you can get the response, but not the Text.

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Solution 1

You can use a switch case to achieve this. Check the link:

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Posted 10-Sep-13 4:38am

Richard C Bishop

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Ahsan98 10-Sep-13 10:47am

but how will switch help....switch will just make a condition.....i think what you mean to say is to make two conditions using switch player1 win and player2 win already thought about that but i have code mixed up and its too long to write again just tell me a method to check what the messagebox shows plzzzzz

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saad_lah · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-10T04:47:00

Solution 2

AoA,
try something like this

C#

void MyMessage(string txt)
{
  if( txt == "player 1 wins" )
  {
   //show message
  }
 else if( txt == "player 1 lose" )
 {
  //show message
 }
 // and so on
}

Posted 10-Sep-13 4:47am

saad_lah

Updated 10-Sep-13 6:34am

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Ahsan98 10-Sep-13 11:25am

no this is not working
just beat it i made an alternative method to do it

saad_lah 10-Sep-13 12:06pm

you haven't explained the question well!