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Name

addRadiobutton()

Examples

SpringGUI gui;
void setup() {
  size(200,200);
  gui = new SpringGUI(this); // initialise SpringGUI
  // Create a Radiobutton named "myRadiobutton1" at coordinates 10,10 with width 200px and height 25px...
  gui.addRadiobutton("myRadiobutton1", "I am a Radiobutton", "myGroup", 10, 10, 200, 25);
  // Create another Radiobutton in the same group   gui.addRadiobutton("myRadiobutton2", "I am another Radiobutton", "myGroup", 10, 10, 200, 25);
  gui.setState("myRadiobutton1", true); // check the first Radiobutton
}

Description

Creates a Radiobutton element. A Radiobutton is like a Checkbox, with the exception that only one Radiobutton in a group of Radiobuttons can be checked at a time. You specify which group a Radiobutton belongs to when you create it. Whenever you create a Radiobutton with a new group name, the group will be automatically created.

Syntax

gui.addRadiobutton(name, text, group, x, y, width, height);

Parameters

String name The name of the element. You can query and change the element's attributes later on by referring to this name.
String text The text to display on the Radiobutton.
String group The group to which the Radiobutton belongs. If you specify a previously non-existant group name, a new group will automatically be created by that name. Of all Radiobuttons belonging to a given group, only one can be checked at a time.
int x, int y The x and y coordinates of the element's top left point.
int width, int height The size of the element.

Returns

nothing

Related

getState(), setState()
getSelectedRBN()
addCheckbox()
table of events


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