— Class: <gnome-password-dialog>

Derives from <gtk-dialog>.

This class defines the following slots:

show-username

show-username

show-domain

show-domain

show-password

show-password

show-new-password

show-new-password

show-new-password-quality

show-new-password-quality

show-userpass-buttons

show-userpass-buttons

show-remember

show-remember

readonly-username

readonly-username

readonly-domain

readonly-domain

anonymous

anonymous

remember-mode

remember-mode

message

message

message-markup

message-markup

username

username

domain

domain

password

password

new-password

new-password

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-anon-selected (self <gnome-password-dialog>) ⇒  (ret bool)
— Method: anon-selected

Checks whether anonymous support is set to #t and the radio button for connecting as anonymous user is active.

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>

ret

#t if anonymous support is set and the radio button is active, #f otherwise.

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-get-domain (self <gnome-password-dialog>) ⇒  (ret mchars)
— Method: get-domain

Gets the domain name from the password dialog.

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>

ret

The domain name, a char*.

Since 2.4

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-get-password (self <gnome-password-dialog>) ⇒  (ret mchars)
— Method: get-password

Gets the password from the password dialog.

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>

ret

The password, a char*.

Since 2.4

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-get-username (self <gnome-password-dialog>) ⇒  (ret mchars)
— Method: get-username

Gets the username from the password dialog.

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>

ret

The username, a char*.

Since 2.4

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-new (dialog_title mchars) (message mchars) (username mchars) (password mchars) (readonly_username bool) ⇒  (ret <gtk-widget>)

Creates a new password dialog with an optional title, message, username, password etc. The user will be given the option to save the password for this session only or store it permanently in her keyring.

dialog-title

The title of the dialog

message

Message text for the dialog

username

The username to be used in the dialog

password

Password to be used

readonly-username

Boolean value that controls whether the user can edit the username or not

ret

A new password dialog.

Since 2.4

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-run-and-block (self <gnome-password-dialog>) ⇒  (ret bool)
— Method: run-and-block

Gets the user input from PasswordDialog.

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>

ret

‘#t’ if "Connect" button is pressed. ‘#f’ if "Cancel" button is pressed.

Since 2.4

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-set-domain (self <gnome-password-dialog>) (domain mchars)
— Method: set-domain

Sets the domain field in the password dialog to domain.

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>

domain

The domain that should be set

Since 2.4

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-set-password (self <gnome-password-dialog>) (password mchars)
— Method: set-password

Sets the password in the password dialog.

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>

password

The password that should be set

Since 2.4

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-set-remember (self <gnome-password-dialog>) (remember <gnome-password-dialog-remember>)
— Method: set-remember

Based on the value of <gnome-password-dialog-remember>, sets the state of the check buttons to remember password for the session and save password to keyring .

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>.

remember

A <gnome-password-dialog-remember>.

Since 2.6

— Function: gnome-password-dialog-set-username (self <gnome-password-dialog>) (username mchars)
— Method: set-username

Sets the username in the password dialog.

password-dialog

A <gnome-password-dialog>

username

The username that should be set

Since 2.4