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| Provides support for dialogs. |
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| Package Specification</h2> |
| A dialog is a specialized window, typically consisting of a dialog area |
| and a button bar, designed for narrow-focussed communication with the user. |
| <p>The dialog framework consists of an abstract base class (<tt>Dialog</tt>), |
| along with more concrete dialog subclasses for displaying messages (<tt>MessageDialog</tt>), |
| soliciting text input (<tt>InputDialog</tt>), and displaying progress during |
| a long-running operation (<tt>ProgressMonitorDialog</tt>). |
| <p>Dialog stores (<tt>IDialogStore</tt>, <tt>DialogStore</tt>) provide |
| a general framework for organizing a dialog's settings into key/value pairs. |
| Multi-page dialogs are made easier through the use of dialog pages (<tt>IDialogPage</tt>, |
| <tt>DialogPage</tt>). |
| <p>Note: None of the classes in this package maintain global state. |
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