The easiest way to use PowerMessage is to create a global variable for your application:

n_cst_powermessage gnv_message

The PowerMessage object is autoinstantiated, so you can start using it immediately:

gnv_message.MessageBox("My Title", "This is my message.")

By default, PowerMessage uses the top most window in your application for the message overlay. You can explicitly set the parent window by calling the of_Register method:

gnv_message.of_Register(w_frame)

PowerMessage also has theme capabilities. You set the theme just like every other contol. Early on in your application lifecyle (e.g. when the application opens), you can call of_SetTheme. For a more modern look, use the Windows10_* themes. If you like the "BLUE" theme for your application, use the Windows10_BLUE theme for PowerMessage.

gnv_message.of_SetTheme("Windows10_BLUE")

If you prefer not to declare a global variable, you can use PowerMessage locally:

n_cst_powermessage lnv_message
lnv_message.MessageBox("My Title", "This is my message.")
 

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