Good day Monks,

I've seen my question on a few different forums, and no one has offered a response, so I'll try it here...

I just added a couple of Radio Buttons to my Win32::GUI program, and noticed that it is not intuitively obvious how they tie together (i.e. select one button, and the other(s) become unselected).

Does anyone know the property that ties them together to make the radio buttons a part of a set? I fear that I will only be able to have one set of radio buttons per form.

Here is some code for two buttons that are a matched pair, even though nothing in the properties declare that they should be...

my $RB_Prod = $W1->AddRadioButton(
    -text    => "Production",
    -name    => "RB_PROD",       
    -pos  => [ 100, 10 + 30*($PgmCtr-1)],
    -width   => 90,
    -height  => 20,
    -foreground => 0xFFFFFF,
    -background => 0xFF7F7F,
      );

my $RB_Test = $W1->AddRadioButton(
    -text    => "Test",
    -name    => "RB_TEST",       
    -pos  => [ 200, 10 + 30*($PgmCtr-1)],
    -width   => 60,
    -height  => 20,
    -foreground => 0xFFFFFF,
    -background => 0xFF7F7F,
      );

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Thanks for your wisdom...

Pete

In reply to Win32::GUI RadioButton by petecm99

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