1. More than 1 radio button networks
- Posted by Derek Brown <Cyrusbrown at AOL.COM>
Jul 01, 1999
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Last edited Jul 02, 1999
Is it possible to create more than one network of radio buttons? What I'm
doing is writing a utility that creates sequences for a game I'm writing.
The two lists of radio buttons correspond to [1st] and [2nd] subscripts.
When you click on a button from the first list, the onClick procedure creates
the second list... so what the second list is depends on what your first
selection is. I can do all of this okay. The problem is, how do I make the
networks separate? In other words, I want two black dots.
If this can't be done, then that's not a big deal, I can use a drop down
list or something.
Thanks,
Derek Brown
2. Re: More than 1 radio button networks
- Posted by "Kenneth L. Roger" <kennethroger at PRODIGY.NET>
Jul 01, 1999
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Last edited Jul 02, 1999
Open a "group", which is a special kind of window just for separating radio
button groups, then assign radio buttons to that group instead of the undrerlying
window. Then open a second group for the next set...
Dave Cuny's win32lib supprots groups, but llama doesn't, yet (it will).
--Ken
3. Re: More than 1 radio button networks
- Posted by David Cuny <dcuny at LANSET.COM>
Jul 01, 1999
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Last edited Jul 02, 1999
Kenneth L Rogers wrote:
>Open a "group", which is a special kind of window
> just for separating radio button groups, then assign
> radio buttons to that group instead of the underlying
> window. Then open a second group for the next set...
I think all you have to do is place the button within the group box - it
doesn't actually have to be a child of the group. Llama currently has Group
and Radio controls. The QRadio buttons, on the other hand are's aware of
Groups yet.
-- David Cuny
