Package termdialog provides a dialog-based GUI system based on Termbox.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialogs - это простой пакет для взаимодействия с API Яндекс.Диалогов и работы с Навыками голосового ассистента Алисы. Данный пакет полностью реализует основные механизмы платформы на основе официальной документации, а также содержит несколько вспомогательных инструментов для облегчения работы с данными. Текущая версия протокола: 1.0
Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Present OAuth2 dialogs to the user.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialogs - это простой пакет для взаимодействия с API Яндекс.Диалогов и работы с Навыками голосового ассистента Алисы. Данный пакет полностью реализует основные механизмы платформы на основе официальной документации, а также содержит несколько вспомогательных инструментов для облегчения работы с данными. Текущая версия протокола: 1.0
Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.
Package dialog provides a simple cross-platform common dialog API. Eg. to prompt the user with a yes/no dialog: The general usage pattern is to call one of the toplevel *Dlg functions which return a *Builder structure. From here you can optionally call configuration functions (eg. Title) to customise the dialog, before using a launcher function to run the dialog.