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chuck
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 10:30 am    Post subject: functions for radio buttons Reply with quote
I have a dcl with a radio button having a "key" darv.
When I select this button and "ok" I would like to run a lisp routine
(c:darv) what would my autolisp code look like for this?

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bestafor
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 6:53 pm    Post subject: Re: functions for radio buttons Reply with quote
HiHO;
(Action_Tile "darv" "(c:darv)")
Now this isn't all the code you will have to write,
but this is the piece that will run your lisp routine.




"chuck" <chuck@nospam.wo> wrote in message
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I have a dcl with a radio button having a "key" darv.
When I select this button and "ok" I would like to run a lisp routine
(c:darv) what would my autolisp code look like for this?

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Jürgen Palme
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Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 7:51 pm    Post subject: Re: functions for radio buttons Reply with quote
"chuck" <chuck@nospam.wo> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Quote:
I have a dcl with a radio button having a "key" darv.
When I select this button and "ok" I would like to run a lisp routine
(c:darv) what would my autolisp code look like for this?



A first hint: It makes no sense to have only ONE radio button. You need a
radio_column or a radio_row with at least two radio_buttons.

A snip of a dcl fragment (example):

: radio_column {
key = "k1";
: radio_button {
key = "kk1";
}
: radio_button {
key = "kk2";
}
...
}

In your LISP code you need this lines (fragment):

(action_tile "k1" "(do_something $value)")
....
(defun do_something (wert)
(cond
((= wert "kk1") (do_this))
((= wert "kk2") (do_that))
...
)
)

do_this or do_that can be a call of your (c:darv)


HTH
Juergen

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chuck
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Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2004 5:02 am    Post subject: Re: functions for radio buttons Reply with quote
I have about twelve radio buttons and an ok_cancel_help row. All the radio
buttons are calls to a function. The help button calls to a custom help
"chuck.hlp" dialog. I've got the radio buttons working pretty well by
assigning a text string to each and then calling to the correct function
when the corresponding radio button is selected. I'm having a little trouble
with the help button though. I would like to bring up the custom hlp file
when selected and have the dialog box remain when the help file is closed.


"Jürgen Palme" <juergenDEL.palmeALL@kabelleipzigCAPS.de> wrote in message
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"chuck" <chuck@nospam.wo> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:9XEhd.1638$14.1352@read1.cgocable.net...
I have a dcl with a radio button having a "key" darv.
When I select this button and "ok" I would like to run a lisp routine
(c:darv) what would my autolisp code look like for this?



A first hint: It makes no sense to have only ONE radio button. You need a
radio_column or a radio_row with at least two radio_buttons.

A snip of a dcl fragment (example):

: radio_column {
key = "k1";
: radio_button {
key = "kk1";
}
: radio_button {
key = "kk2";
}
...
}

In your LISP code you need this lines (fragment):

(action_tile "k1" "(do_something $value)")
...
(defun do_something (wert)
(cond
((= wert "kk1") (do_this))
((= wert "kk2") (do_that))
...
)
)

do_this or do_that can be a call of your (c:darv)


HTH
Juergen

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