Class: RadioContainer
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Groups multiple Radio objects in a non-visible object, providing selection of no more than one at a time
Hierarchy
cObject > cUIObject > DfBaseObject > DfBaseWindow > DfBaseUIWindow > DfBaseContainer > DfBaseGroup > Group > RadioGroup > RadioContainer
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Library: Windows Application Class Library
Package: Windows.pkg
Mixins: NonVisual_Container_Mixin
Description
RadioContainer is used to group multiple Radio objects in a non-visual object, providing selection of no more than one at a time. This is used to create more-complicated visual interfaces where non-radio objects appear to be mixed with radio objects.
Sample
Object oG1 is a Group
Set Label to "Complex Radio and Checkbox Group"
Set Location to 15 10
Set Size yo 120 200
Object oG2 is a RadioContainer
Object oRadio1 is a Radio
Set Location to 10 10
Set Label to "Enable Checkbox"
End_Object
Object oRadio2 is a Radio
Set Location to 25 10
Set Label to "Shadow Checkbox"
End_Object
Procedure Notify_Select_State Integer NewId Integer iOldId
// If moving to first radio, enable checkbox, else disable
If (iOldId=0) ;
Delegate Send Shadow_Ckbox True
Else ;
Delegate Send Shadow_Ckbox False
End_Procedure
End_Object
Object oC1 is a Checkbox
Set Location to 10 90
Set Label to "Checkbox"
End_Object
Procedure Shadow_CkBox Boolean bState
Set Enabled_State of oC1 to (Not(bState))
End_Procedure
End_Object
Syntax
Use Windows.pkg
Object object_name is a RadioContainer
Set Enabled_State to True|False
Set Status_Help to text
Procedure Notify_Select_State integer toItem integer fromItem
: //for augmentation
End_Function
Object object_name is a Radio
Set Location to Row Column
Set Label to text
End_Object
:
Object object_name is a Radio
Set Location to Row Column
Set Label to text
End_Object
End_Object
Note
This class is a subclass of the RadioGroup class and inherits all of its attributes. Since this is a non-visual grouping class, all visual properties (size, location, label, etc.) are effectively canceled. Because the Object is non-visual, the child radio objects will be located relative to this objects parent container.
This class is used when the program needs to appear to mix radio and non-radio objects within the same group. This is not permitted with radio-group objects, which may only contain radio objects. This can be simulated by placing the RadioContainer and the other non-radio objects within a non-radio container like a Group. The above example demonstrates this technique.