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/**----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Copyright © 2025 Progress Software Corporation. All rights reserved. * Licensed under commercial license. See LICENSE.md in the project root for more information *-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ import { ComponentRef } from '@angular/core'; import { Observable } from 'rxjs'; import { DialogComponent } from '../dialog.component'; import { DialogResult } from './dialog-result'; /** * Holds references to the Dialog instance and published events when you open a Dialog through the `DialogService`. * * Use the `DialogRef` class to control and interact with Dialogs opened programmatically. ([See example.]({% slug api_dialog_dialogservice %}#toc-open)) * */ export declare class DialogRef { /** * Emits events when the Dialog is closed either through the **Close** button of the title bar or through the action buttons. If the **Close** button of the title bar is clicked, `DialogResult` is a `DialogCloseResult` instance. If the Dialog is closed through the action buttons, `DialogResult` contains the object that was passed when the Dialog was opened. When `close` is called with an argument, the result is the passed argument. */ result: Observable<DialogResult>; /** * A reference to the Dialog instance. */ dialog: ComponentRef<DialogComponent>; /** * A reference to the child component of the Dialog. Available when the Dialog is opened with [component content](slug:service_dialog#toc-rendering-the-content-area). */ content: ComponentRef<any>; /** * Closes the Dialog programmatically. When called without a value, the resulting Observable emits an empty `DialogCloseResult` object. When called with a value, the resulting Observable emits the provided value. * * ```ts * // Close without arguments: Returns an empty `DialogCloseResult` object. * dialogRef.close(); * * // Simulate clicking an action button: Pass a `DialogAction` object. * dialogRef.close({ text: 'OK', primary: true }); * * // Return custom data: Pass a custom object. * dialogRef.close({ success: true, data: { id: 123 } }); * ``` */ close: Function; }