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[Visual C++] Assistant AppWizard / bouton radio

skarsnick Posted messages 79 Status Member -  
 itachi -
Hello, I am currently creating a form in Visual C++
and I have a technical issue.
To keep it simple, let's take an example:

I ask the question:
Male or female? If you check Male, I would like a radio button located on the same page to be checked.

In short, how can I check a radio button through code and not with the mouse?

Do you have any ideas?
Thank you
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0

6 answers

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    andejen Posted messages 148 Status Member 22
     
    Good, to be more precise and especially to try to be clearer:
    When you work with MFC and Visual Studio, you can group radio buttons.
    Step by step, it goes like this:
    1/Edit your "form" to add a first radio button.
    2/Right-click on this radio button, display the properties, and check "Group".
    3/Then add your other radio button(s) that are part of the same group, but this time without checking "group" in the properties, otherwise it would start a new group.
    4/Go to Class Wizard by right-clicking on your form. In the "variables" tab, select the button corresponding to the ID of the first radio button in your group and associate a variable with it.
    5/If later you do:
    tavariable=0 you will select the first button
    tavariable=1 you will select the second button and so on.

    Just don't forget to do "UpdateData(FALSE);" in the following lines to refresh the display of your window according to your changes.

    There you go, I hope this was clearer, if not, don't hesitate to ask.

    Good luck.

    Andejen
    --
    "Dido later will be my wife," Stupeflip
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  2. skarsnick Posted messages 79 Status Member 59
     
    I saw that by doing:
    (Cbutton*)GetDlgItem(IDC_Radio1))->SetCheck(1); it checked my button, I've never done C++, I'm struggling a bit here.
    So we can attach a variable to buttons?
    That would be really handy :)
    I'll try to look for it.
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  3. mohammed
     
    For more information on the radio button, see the MFC in 21 Days book, version 6.
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  4. louna
     
    Bonjour à tous, je souhaite lancer une MFC je ne sais pas par où commencer ! Déjà, utiliser quel outil ? Où le trouver ? Merci de m'aider.
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  6. itachi
     
    Hello
    I am currently developing an application with MFC in Visual C++ 6.0. When I used OnOK() to close the form in the MDI, it did not work in the form, whereas it works in a dialog box. If someone has the answer, please let me know.
    If anyone is developing applications in Visual C++ and wants to help each other, I leave my email address rachid@steve.com
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  7. andejen Posted messages 148 Status Member 22
     
    Actually, radio buttons work in groups. So if you group your female button + your male button, you just need to assign a variable to the first of the buttons with Application wizard. Then, if you want to select the first in the group, you set your variable = 0, and to select the second your variable = 1.

    NB: I know it's not clear, but I don't have time to stay. If it's incomprehensible, I'll repost tomorrow.
    --
    "Dido, later she will be my wife," Stupeflip
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