Class

Summary

A radio-button is a button that can be either selected or deselected, but when selecting it any other buttons in its group will be cleared.

Superclasses

button
titled-object

Description

The class radio-button inherits most of its behavior from button. Note that it is normally best to use a radio-button-panel rather than make the individual buttons yourself, as the button-panel provides functionality for handling groups of buttons. However, radio buttons are provided in case you need to have more control over the button's behavior.

Example

(setq button (capi:contain

              (make-instance 'capi:radio-button

                             :text "Press Me")

              :process nil))

(setf (capi:button-selected button) t) (setf (capi:button-selected button) nil) (setf (capi:button-enabled button) nil) (setf (capi:button-enabled button) t)

There is a further example in the file examples/capi/buttons/buttons.lisp .

See also

push-button
check-button
button-panel
radio-button-panel