RADIOGROUP
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Description
- A radio group is a group of buttons that function together. Each has a text label and a small, round button that can be filled, or cleared. Only one in a set of radio buttons can be checked at a time, so checking one automatically unchecks others in the group.
- Multiple radio groups may be used in a program.
Syntax
- RADIOGROUP #handle, choicesExpr$, choice$ - Insert radio buttons defined by comma delimited choicesExpr$ with selection choice$
Hints
- If choice$ is an empty string, no button is set initially.
RADIOGROUP methods
- #handle SELECTION$()
- #handle HORIZONTAL()
- #handle ISNULL()
- #handle DEBUG$()
Example
The following demo creates a radio group, then retrieves the text of the selected button.
radiogroup #rad, "Red, Green, Blue", "Blue" sel$ = #rad selection$() print sel$
The following demo creates a radio group and causes the layout to be horizontal.
radiogroup #rad, "Red, Green, Blue", "Blue" 'horizontal layout #rad horizontal(1)
The following demo creates two radio groups. It causes the first radio group to be laid out horizontally. The second radio group is created with no button set.
radiogroup #rad, "Red, Green, Blue", "Blue" #rad horizontal(1) print:print "---------" radiogroup #rad2, "Small, Medium, Large", "" #rad2 horizontal(0)
This code demonstrates the Debug$() and IsNull() methods.
print "Before creation, IsNull() returns:" print #rad isnull() print radiogroup #rad, "Red, Green, Blue", "Blue" print print "Object is a ";#rad debug$() print print "After creation, IsNull() returns:" print #rad isnull() wait
Practical implementation of radio group.
radiogroup #rg1, "Button 1,Button 2,Button 3", "Button 1" #rg1 horizontal(1) link #go, " [Submit]", [go] wait [go] sel$ = #rg1 selection$() print:print print sel$;" is selected" wait
Useful Procedures
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