Method doQuit

win/Qt/qt_main.cpp:1053–1087

on OSX, "quit nethack" has been selected in the application menu or "Command+Q" has been typed -- user is asking to quit the application; unlike with the window's Close button, user has a chance to back out

// "Command+Q" has been typed -- user is asking to quit the application;
// unlike with the window's Close button, user has a chance to back out
void NetHackQtMainWindow::doQuit(bool)
{
    // there is a separate Quit-without-saving menu entry in the game menu
    // that leads to nethack's "Really quit?" prompt; OSX players can use
    // either one, other implementations only have that other one (plus
    // nethack's #quit command itself) but this routine is unconditional
    // in case someone wants to change that
#ifdef MACOS
    QString info = nh_qsprintf("This will end your NetHack session.%s",
                 !program_state.something_worth_saving ? ""
                 : "\n(Cancel quitting and use the Save command"
                   "\nto save your current game.)");
    /* this is similar to closeEvent but the details are different;
       first choice (Cancel) is the default action for most arbitrary keys;
       the second choice (Quit) is the action for <return> or <space>;
       <escape> leaves the popup waiting for some other response;
       the &<char> settings for Alt+<char> shortcuts don't work on OSX */
    int act = QMessageBox::information(this, "NetHack", info,
                                       "&Cancel and return to game",
                                       "&Quit without saving",
                                       0, 1);
    switch (act) {
    case 0:
        // cancel
        break; // return to game
    case 1:
        // quit -- bypass the prompting preformed by done2()
        program_state.stopprint++;
        ::done(QUIT);
        /*NOTREACHED*/
        break;
    }
#endif
    return;
}

#if 0 // RLC this isn't used
void NetHackQtMainWindow::doGuidebook(bool)