What is the AcceptDialog signal for the "x"?

Vale-git

I have this AcceptDialog

There is a signal for the "x" when a user click on it? Thanks :)

Edit. I found the way to hide it ( that's acceptable to me). But Still curious about its signal)

pkowal1982

Just try to close it after doing something like this: $AcceptDialog.connect("hide", $AcceptDialog, "show")

Vale-git

Tried already but is not related to the "x" :(

pkowal1982

Just try the test project. Is it not what you're looking for?

Vale-git

Besides I'm using C# (its the same for me) my question is::

What is "show" and where I can find it in docs? I didn't find it in AcceptDialog's signals.

Also you are working on Canvas... While I'm interested to know AcceptDialog's signal.

My point is: I don't want to be forced to use "hexadecimal" language to make up for the shortcomings of Godot ;)

Thanks

pkowal1982

Just check the official AcceptDialog documentation: https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/classes/class_acceptdialog.html then you can go down through base classes to check what other signals you can use. AcceptDialog defines only confirmed signal but as a subclass of CanvasItem it also offers hide. As for connecting show it was just for leaving dialog visible all the time. Replace the code in test project with this one to see how confirmed and hide are emitted.

# Test.gd
extends Control


func _ready() -> void:
	$AcceptDialog.connect("confirmed", self, "on_confirm")
	$AcceptDialog.connect("hide", $AcceptDialog, "show")
	$AcceptDialog.connect("hide", self, "on_hide")
	$AcceptDialog.show()


func on_hide() -> void:
	print("hide")


func on_confirm() -> void:
	print("confirm")

Vale-git

That's weird..

Before asking in forum I tried to trigger hide signal from x but did not work.. That was the reason why I asked here ;)

After your second post I was still doubtful that was going to work.

I tried again now and its working.
So weird.

Anyway thanks for your help :)