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lib/Mac/CocoaDialog.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=head1 SYNOPSIS

   use Mac::CocoaDialog;

   my $cocoa = Mac::CocoaDialog->new('/path/to/CocoaDialog');

   # As factory
   my $bubble = $cocoa->bubble();
   $bubble->text('whatever')->title('Hello!');  # cascaded
   $bubble->no_timeout();  # underscores become dashes
   $bubble->background();  # actual call to CocoaDialog

   # Another one, as factory
   my $multi = $cocoa->bubble();
   $multi->titles(qw( first second third ));
   $multi->texts(qw(   #1     #2    #3 ));
   $multi->no_timeout()->independent()->foreground();

   # Directly from $cocoa object

lib/Mac/CocoaDialog.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

will be ignored if C<undef>, expanded if they're a reference to an
array, and used as they are otherwise.

=back

The other way you can use your C<$cocoa> object is like a factory to
get objects for individual runmode calls, in order to "build" your
command line using methods:

   my $bubble = $cocoa->bubble();
   $bubble->text('whatever')->title('Hello!');  # cascaded
   $bubble->no_timeout();  # underscores become dashes
   $bubble->background();  # actual call to CocoaDialog

Each time you call a method for a new parameter on the C<$bubble> 
object, the object itself is given back so that you can cascade
calls. When you're happy with the parameters, you can call one of
the activation methods seen before, without passing any parameter.


=head1 INTERFACE 

=over

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