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      <div>Scripter should use ScCore->usingGUI().<br>
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        On 2 Feb 2015, at 15:16, William Bader <<a
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              <div class="ecxmoz-cite-prefix">>hi kunda,<br>
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                  <div><a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28190568/disable-warning-message-in-scribus"
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                  Can someone answer this (via stackoverflow instead of
                  here)<br>
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                  > When importing a svg file to the DTP programme
                  "Scribus" it shows a warning message (with just one
                  OK-button), that has to be confirmed to go on. This
                  stops my Python Script from working.<br>
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                  >So I need a possibility to either confirm the
                  message or - even better - to stop Scribus from
                  showing this message. (something like the
                  "Application.DisplayAlerts = False" in Excel VBA)<br>
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                  >A possible solution would be to send an "Enter"
                  command using sendkeys, but I don't like that because
                  the command could miss the target.<br>
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              >the question has been answered in the forums:<br>
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              > basically, he will need to patch scribus to avoid the
              dialog. and i think that it would be a good idea to patch
              scribus to not show dialogs when running scripts.<br>
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              >somebody should jump in, since he does not seem to be
              able to do the patch by himself.<br>
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            <div>If he is using Scribus 1.5, after <a
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                href="http://bugs.scribus.net/view.php?id=12774"
                target="_blank">http://bugs.scribus.net/view.php?id=12774</a> all
              of the dialogs should go through ScMessageBox, which
              currently tests ScCore->usingGUI().</div>
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            <div>Could something expose ScribusCore::m_UseGUI or a new
              flag to the scripter?</div>
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    as stated in the forum, he is using 1.4.x<br>
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    ciao<br>
    a.l.e<br>
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