How do you group radiobuttons on the same window so that they remain
independent of other groups?
If you just define define radiobuttons, then only one button per window
can be checked. The example also only has one radiobutton group, and
the documentation doesn't mention anything.
On another subj
At 15:52 2001-09-27 -0400, Frazier, Joe Jr wrote:
What are the options for Combobox? I have two applications which use a
combobox. One created manually and one using GuiLoft. The one with
GuiLoft does an an Autofill, however, the one made manually does not.
Eh... what is an Autofill?
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What are the options for Combobox? I have two applications which use a
combobox. One created manually and one using GuiLoft. The one with
GuiLoft does an an Autofill, however, the one made manually does not.
Example:
$Window->AddCombobox(
-tabstop => 1,
-default =>1,
-sort =
Joe wrote:
Look at the samples and "play". 8^( To my knowledge, there is no
standard documentation which fully explains all the features of all
implimented controls. This is why we have the list 8^). Also, check
the archives on Sourceforge.net.
Also, look at the thread "Documentation" from l
Look at the samples and "play". 8^( To my knowledge, there is no
standard documentation which fully explains all the features of all
implimented controls. This is why we have the list 8^). Also, check
the archives on Sourceforge.net.
I took this from a program I had which has a menu, and add
Given:
$menu = Win32::GUI::MakeMenu(
"&File" => "File",
" > E&xit" => "Exit",
"&Search" => "Search",
" > &Client ID" => "CID",
);
then this:
$menu->{CID}->Enabled(0);
disables the Client ID menu command and
$menu->{CID}->Enabled(1);
reenables it.
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