Description

Sets the check value of the radio button user control that is specified by userControlID.

Radio buttons are essentially check boxes, but they operate in a group with other radio buttons, allowing for mutually exclusive choices. When a user interacts with radio buttons in a group, the radio buttons automatically uncheck themselves when another button in the group is checked. However, when setting the check with this command, you must explicitly uncheck any other radio buttons in the group, otherwise, multiple buttons may be checked.

Functional area

User Window

Command syntax

Syntax

setRadioButtonCheck userControlID checkBoolean

Arguments

Name	Type	Required	Comments
`checkVal`	boolean	yes	The check value of this radio button.
`userControlId`	int	yes	ID of user control to operate on.

Flags

None

Return value

boolean

Examples

// Set the checked value of a Radio Button User Control
int $windowId; 
int $controlId1, $controlId2, $controlId3;
int $rect[ 4 ];
 
// First create a User Window to place the Controls on
$windowId = `createWindow "MyWindow"`;
 
// Create the User Controls on the Window. Check the middle one.
$rect[ 0 ] = 20; 
$rect[ 1 ] = 20;
$rect[ 2 ] = 100;
$rect[ 3 ] = 40;
$controlId1 = `createRadioButton $windowId -pos $rect -text "Radio 1"`;
$rect[ 1 ] = 50;
$rect[ 3 ] = 70;
$controlId2 = `createRadioButton $windowId -pos $rect -text "Radio 2" -check`;
$rect[ 1 ] = 80;
$rect[ 3 ] = 100;
$controlId3 = `createRadioButton $windowId -pos $rect -text "Radio 3"`;

  
// Now check the last one, making sure to uncheck the middle one we
// checked before
setRadioButtonCheck $controlId1 false;
setRadioButtonCheck $controlId2 false;
setRadioButtonCheck $controlId3 true;

Shogun 1.9 Documentation

setRadioButtonCheck