Global functions and data

AfxMessageBox(text, style)
	Present a modal dialog box.  Return value is the string from the
	selected button.
text, string
	The text to put in the dialog box.
style, int
	The logical "or" of the following:
	Buttons, one to three buttons (default MB_OK) as follows:
		wpycon.MB_OK			ESC means return OK.
		wpycon.MB_OKCANCEL		ESC means Cancel.
		wpycon.MB_RETRYCANCEL		ESC means Cancel.
		wpycon.MB_YESNO			ESC is ignored.
		wpycon.MB_YESNOCANCEL		ESC means Cancel.
		wpycon.MB_ABORTRETRYIGNORE	ESC is ignored.
	The default button is zero, unless one of these is given:
		wpycon.MB_DEFBUTN1
		wpycon.MB_DEFBUTN2
	An icon to put in the dialog (currently ineffective on Tk):
		wpycon.MB_ICONEXCLAMATION	The "!" symbol.
		wpycon.MB_ICONINFORMATION	A circle with "i".
		wpycon.MB_ICONQUESTION		A question mark.
		wpycon.MB_ICONSTOP		A stop sign.
	For example, style = wpycon.MB_YESNO | wpycon.MB_DEFBUTN1 | wpycon.MB_ICONSTOP.

id = SetTimer(tup, delay)
	Set a timer to "delay" milliseconds.  When the timer expires,
	the built-in function apply() is called with the arguments in "tup".
	If delay is zero, the function will be called when the system is idle.
	For example:
	id = SetTimer((MyFunc, ()),    5000)	# function with no args.
	id = SetTimer((MyFunc, (1,)),  5000)	# function with one arg.
	id = SetTimer((MyFunc, (1,2)), 5000)	# function with two args.
KillTimer(id)
	Kill the timer identified by "id", the value returned
	by SetTimer().  The type of "id" depends on the system.  Do
	not alter it.
