Added an alert dialog

[Shahzainali]

Added an alert dialog, created using Ctkinputdialog.

Usage :

dialog = customtkinter.CTkAlertDialog(text="Type in a number:", title="Test")
print("state:", dialog.get_state()) // will return True(Ok) or False(Cancel)

Arguments

same as CTkInputDialog, only last three removed which are related to entry

Methods

.get_state()
Retuns will return True(Ok) or False(Cancel), waits for 'Ok' or 'Cancel' button to be pressed.

[Anonymous6598]

This is really interesting. Now apps with customtkinter framework won't need using tkinter.messagebox attribute (i forgot the name of the attribute). You should find out how to implement filedialog in customtkinter framework. And after that everything will be perfect.

[Shahzainali]

I will, but my next is adding info Dialog(with only a button) and the second is taking a parameter of dialog position for showing on the screen.

[Anonymous6598]

That's great!

[Anonymous6598]

We need to increase number of customtkinter attributes, therefore we will be able to replace tkinter framework with customtkinter framework.

[zhongyupei666]

CTKInpuDialog() function, This text_color param is not effect

[zhongyupei666]

CTKInputDialog() function, This text_color param is not effect

[zhongyupei666]

CTKInputDialog() function, This text_color param is not effect.

[zhongyupei666]

dialog = customtkinter.CTkAlertDialog(text="Whether to convert the encoding format to GB2312",title="Warning...")

AttributeError: module 'customtkinter' has no attribute 'CTkAlertDialog'. Did you mean: 'CTkInputDialog'?

[Shahzainali]

@zhongyupei666 my PR isn't merged yet. you can use it once it is merged.
Or if you want to use it now, download my repo find the path of customtkinter, and replace it with my repo. It will be available instantly I believe.