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You can use getState() or getSelectObjects()(if you have a checkboxgroup).

In article <36F7501C.1750634F@radsoft.no>,
  Aslak Poppe <aslak.poppe@radsoft.no> wrote:
>
>
> Good Morning newsgroup,
>
> I wonder if anybody could help me with something thats probably a
> trivial problem.
> I wrote an applet which uses several checkboxes.
> The checkboxes I used where not the awt checkbox.
> These checkboxes made the applet to big, and I'm now rewriting it using
> only awt components.
>
> Each checkbox should set the value of a bytevariable (not necessary only
> 0 or 1).
>
> Everyting worked fine with this code to set the flag depending on the
> checkbox is checked or unchecked.
>
>   void check1_1_itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
>      if (check1_1.isChecked())
>      {Flag1_1=1;}
>      else{
>      Flag1_1=0;
>      }
>      calculateRutine1();
>   }
>
> But the function "isChecked" does not apply on the awt checkbox.
> How do I write the same procedyre for awt checkbox ???
>
> Best regards
>
> Aslak Poppe
>
> aslak.poppe@radsoft.no
>
>

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