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[quote][i]Originally posted by TreeNode[/i]
[br]Origin Ver.8 SR6
Operating System: XP

Hi,

I want to use a "Radio Button" in X-Function, that controls - depending on selection - which
elements of the dialog are Enabled.

the method:
int my_xfunction_event1(TreeNode& trGetN, int nRow, int nEventID...
should check the selection of my "Radio Button", and then for example should
disable a "Combo Box" in my dialog.

I know how to disable the "Combo Box"...:
[code]
if(int nValueOfRadioButton == 0) // dont know how to get the current value of "Radio Button"
	bEnable = true;	         // in my_xfunction_event1 method
else
	bEnable = false;
	
	trGetN.combo.SetAttribute("Enable", bEnable);
[/code]
... but I dont know how to get the integer value of my Input variable: int radio, Control: Radio: a|b|c
trGetN.radio.nVal (dVal, strVal) doesnt work, because node has no value. Could see that when viewing in debug mode.
And I cant find an Attribute where the current selection is stored.

I printed out all Attributes and its values of TreeNode trGetN.radio in my_function_event1,
and all values of Attributes stays the same, when switching "Radio Button" in dialog.

Can anybody help?

|-- TreeNode
...|-- a??
...|-- ha!!
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TreeNode	Posted - 04/01/2010 : 11:00:46 AM Origin Ver.8 SR6 Operating System: XP Hi, I want to use a "Radio Button" in X-Function, that controls - depending on selection - which elements of the dialog are Enabled. the method: int my_xfunction_event1(TreeNode& trGetN, int nRow, int nEventID... should check the selection of my "Radio Button", and then for example should disable a "Combo Box" in my dialog. I know how to disable the "Combo Box"...: if(int nValueOfRadioButton == 0) // dont know how to get the current value of "Radio Button" bEnable = true; // in my_xfunction_event1 method else bEnable = false; trGetN.combo.SetAttribute("Enable", bEnable); ... but I dont know how to get the integer value of my Input variable: int radio, Control: Radio: a\|b\|c trGetN.radio.nVal (dVal, strVal) doesnt work, because node has no value. Could see that when viewing in debug mode. And I cant find an Attribute where the current selection is stored. I printed out all Attributes and its values of TreeNode trGetN.radio in my_function_event1, and all values of Attributes stays the same, when switching "Radio Button" in dialog. Can anybody help? \|-- TreeNode ...\|-- a?? ...\|-- ha!!
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TreeNode	Posted - 04/07/2010 : 03:40:40 AM Hi, thank you for reply. Your example works fine. I thought that I did it in the same way, so I didnt understood why it did not work. Sadly I can not reproduce my mistake, because I deleted the code ;-/ I imagine that I used expression like : trGetN.tr.radio.nVal, because in other function I used a GetN Tree with GETN_USE. Because I remember that I received a error-message like: "TreeNode doesnt exist, access denied". Perhabs that was my mistake. Thank you very much for your help! \|-- TreeNode ...\|-- a?? ...\|-- ha!!
Penn	Posted - 04/01/2010 : 10:15:20 PM Hi, I have made a simple test with only a radio and a combo. In the body of _event1 function, the following code works. int nRadio = trGetN.radio.nVal; // get radio's value out_int("radio=", nRadio); // output radio's value if(nRadio == 1) // if the second option is selected trGetN.combo.Enable = false; // disable combo else trGetN.combo.Enable = true; // other options, enable combo return true; // return true to update the dialog I hope this can work in your computer too. Penn OriginLab Technical Services

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