fgl::FGButtonGroup Class Reference

#include <fastgl.h>

Collaboration diagram for fgl::FGButtonGroup:

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Detailed Description

When you write the code to manage some menus, sometimes you need program the group of buttons, that would worked as welded. When you choose one, previous goes to the inactive state - this is called a FGButtonGroup - and make possible to you easy aggregate items like CheckBoxs, RadioButtons, or FGPushButton (the word or is at a right place, because you can't mix these types together!). The default number of items is 32.

Examples:

bgroup.cpp, and buttons.cpp.

Public Member Functions
	FGButtonGroup (int maximum=32)
	FGButtonGroup (const FGButtonGroup &old)
void __fastcall	AddToGroup (FGControl *p, int activ=0)
void __fastcall	Clear (void)
void __fastcall	RefreshGroup (FGControl *c)
void __fastcall	DisableGroup (void)
void __fastcall	EnableGroup (void)

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

fgl::FGButtonGroup::FGButtonGroup (  int  maximum = 32  )  [inline]

Creates an empty group of the FGControl. Default number of items is 32. You can pass your own value.

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Member Function Documentation

void __fastcall fgl::FGButtonGroup::AddToGroup (  FGControl *  p, int  activ = 0 )

Add FGControl object to the FGButtonGroup. The argument active is not mandatory (default = false) and if you set this to true, then object will have the active state at the start. If you mix no acceptable items together, or if you add other than allowed types, an error dialog will be displayed. Examples: bgroup.cpp, and buttons.cpp.

void __fastcall fgl::FGButtonGroup::Clear (  void   )  [inline]

Reset the group. You can add controls now again.

void __fastcall fgl::FGButtonGroup::DisableGroup (  void   )

Disable all the group completely.

void __fastcall fgl::FGButtonGroup::EnableGroup (  void   )

Enable all the group completely.

void __fastcall fgl::FGButtonGroup::RefreshGroup (  FGControl *  c  )

Redraw all the group completely.

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