@0771 does this help at all... it's a formulation of your script that keeps track of the active button, and when the user presses Return (and triggers btnAll's onClick handler) it then re-routes to the active button's onClick handler. See if it always gives you the result you want.
(function () {
// this is your main script
var result = askDocumentChoice();
if (2 === result)
alert('Der Benutzer wählte „Abbrechen“.');
else if (1 === result)
alert('Der Benutzer wählte „Alle“.');
else if (0 === result)
alert('Der Benutzer wählte „Nur aktuelles“.');
})();
function askDocumentChoice() {
var activeButton;
var dlg = new Window("dialog", "Welche Dokumente speichern?");
dlg.add("Group {orientation:'row', alignment:['fill','top']}").add("statictext", undefined, "Sollen alle geöffneten Dokumente gespeichert werden?");
dlg.add("Group {orientation:'row', alignment:['fill','top']}").add("statictext", undefined, "(oder nur das aktuelle?)");
var buttonRow = dlg.add("Group {orientation:'row', alignment:['right','top']}");
var btnCurrent = buttonRow.add("button", undefined, "Nur aktuelles");
var btnAll = buttonRow.add("button", undefined, "Alle", { name: 'ok' });
var btnCancel = buttonRow.add("button", undefined, "Abbrechen", { name: 'cancel' });
// set listeners on buttons to keep track of the active button
for (var i = 0, btn; i < buttonRow.children.length; i++) {
btn = buttonRow.children[i];
btn.onActivate = function () {
activeButton = this;
};
btn.onDeactivate = function () {
activeButton = null;
};
}
btnCancel.onClick = function () { dlg.close(2); }; // cancel is always return code 2 - do not change because user may press Escape key
btnCurrent.onClick = function () { dlg.close(0); };
btnAll.onClick = function () {
var btn = activeButton;
// must nullify or we could go in a loop
activeButton = null;
// handle active button
if (btn) {
return btn.onClick();
}
// no active button, so go with default for btnAll
dlg.close(1);
};
dlg.center();
return dlg.show();
};
P.S. I don't agree with what the above script actually does. As a user myself, I would be surprised (and dismayed!) that pressing Return activated the active button and not the default (clearly outlined) button. But perhaps you have a reason for violating user expectations?
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