A buttonType event signals that the type of button being used has changed. Valid values are:

The cancelIgnore event signals that the use pressed the cancel or ignore button.

A defaultButtonType event signals a change in the default push button in the prompter. The following are valid types of push buttons:

The destroyedPart event signals that the part and its children have been destroyed. Any system resources associated with the destroyed parts have been released.

An iconType event signals a change in the type of icon being displayed in the prompter part. Valid values include:

A messageString event indicates a change in the string of characters displayed as the text of your message.

The noAbort event signals that the No or Abort button was pressed.

The okYesRetry event signals that the OK, Yes or Retry button was pressed.

A prompterStyle event indicates a change in the type of dialog displayed in the prompter. Valid values include:

The user must respond to the prompter before interacting with the parent window. The user can still interact with other windows.

The user must respond to the prompter before interacting with any window in the application. The user can still interact with other windows.

The user cannot interact with the windows of any application until responding to the prompter.

A self event indicates that the value of the target part itself has changed.

A title event signals that the label displayed for the part has changed.