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Note While dialog flags can be a bitwise list, in addition to many enumeration parameters in GTK+, it is

protected FluentForm<TForm> ForForm<TForm>() { return new FluentForm<TForm>(Browser); }

not possible to do the same with the buttons you choose for a GTK_MESSAGE_DIALOG. If you are not happy with the available button selection, you can remove the buttons from the dialog s GtkHButtonBox container and add your own with the functions provided by GtkDialog.

The ForForm method accepts a single generic parameter, the form type B. It returns a FluentForm object, which wraps a set of helper methods designed for interacting with a strongly typed view. The ForForm method instantiates a new FluentForm object C, passing the IE object to the FluentForm s constructor, as shown in listing 20.11.

The chief financial officer (CFO) of a company may have the authority to transfer money from the company s bank account to any another, but you want to hold the CFO accountable for any actions that could be carried out under her authority The CFO should have the ability to transfer money from the company account to other accounts because the company may have certain financial commitments to creditors, vendors, or investors, and part of the CFO s job may involve satisfying those commitments Yet, the CFO could abuse that capability Suppose the CFO, after logging into the system, decides to transfer some money from the company s bank account to her own personal account, and then leave the country When the missing funds are discovered, the system log can help you ascertain whether or not it was the CFO who abused her privileges.

The last parameter (or parameters depending on your needs) of gtk_message_dialog_new() is the message that will be displayed by the dialog. The string should be formatted similarly to those supported by printf(). For more information on the available printf() options, you should reference your preferred C language manual or book. You have no control over the visual formatting of the message provided to gtk_message_ dialog_new(). If you would like to use the Pango Text Markup Language to format the message dialog s text, you can use gtk_message_dialog_new_with_markup() to create the dialog. This is the same as creating the dialog with gtk_message_dialog_new() and setting its text with gtk_message_dialog_set_markup(). void gtk_message_dialog_set_format_secondary_text (GtkMessageDialog *dialog, const gchar *message_format, ...);

public class FluentForm<TForm> { private readonly IE _browser; public FluentForm(IE browser) { _browser = browser; } }

The FluentForm s constructor, shown in listing 20.11, accepts an IE object B and stores it in a private field C for subsequent interactions. The next method called in listing 20.9 is the WithTextBox method, shown in listing 20.12.

It is possible to add a secondary text to the message dialog, which will cause the first message to be set as bold with gtk_message_dialog_set_format_secondary_text(). The text string provided to this function should be similar to the format supported by printf(). This feature is very useful, because it allows you to give a quick summary in the primary text and go into detail with the secondary text. You can also set the markup of the secondary text with gtk_message_dialog_set_format_secondary_markup().

Such a system log could even potentially be used as evidence in a court of law It is also crucial to make sure that when the logging is done and audit trails are kept, the logs cannot be deleted or modified after the fact For example, you would not want the CFO to be able to transfer money into her own personal account and then delete or change the audit trail so that transaction no longer appears, or is covered up in any way to appear as if the transaction had a different recipient To prevent logs from being deleted or altered, they could immediately be transferred to another system that hopefully an attacker would not be able to access as easily.

public FluentForm<TForm> WithTextBox<TField>( Expression<Func<TForm, TField>> field, TField value) { var name = UINameHelper.BuildNameFrom(field);