The following code example demonstrate the use of radio_button control.
#include <xtd/xtd>
namespace examples {
class form1 : public form {
public:
form1() {
text("Radio button example");
controls().push_back_range({radio_button1, radio_button2, radio_button3, radio_button4, radio_button5, label1});
radio_button1.auto_check(false);
radio_button1.location({30, 30});
radio_button1.text("Radio 1");
radio_button1.click += [&] {
};
radio_button2.location({30, 60});
radio_button2.text("Radio 2");
radio_button3.checked_changed += [&] {
label1.text(
ustring::format(
"Radio 3 checked = {}", radio_button3.checked()));
};
radio_button3.checked(true);
radio_button3.location({30, 90});
radio_button3.text("Radio 3");
radio_button4.location({30, 120});
radio_button4.text("Radio 4");
radio_button5.auto_check(false);
radio_button5.location({30, 150});
radio_button5.text("Radio 5");
radio_button5.click += [&] {
};
label1.auto_size(true);
label1.location({30, 180});
}
private:
radio_button radio_button1;
radio_button radio_button2;
radio_button radio_button3;
radio_button radio_button4;
radio_button radio_button5;
label label1;
};
}
int main() {
}
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