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In article <9208051004.AA26029@nestler.uucp>, nestler!amr@LURCH.STANFORD.EDU (Andre Mueller) writes:
|> I am just looking how the (3.1-beta) WidgetKit can be used for our 
|> application (CAD).
|> What I need is a radio button with a bitmap inside. If I use 
|> WidgetKits's radio_button then I get a radio button with a diamond 
|> on its left side - but that is not the look that I expected. 
|> Is there anybody out there who needs (bitmap) radio buttons with such
|> a look or is that a bug? 
|> 
|> Even if it is no bug - would it be possible for the interviews developers 
|> to introduce another radio_button function to the WidgetKit that generates 
|> a button with a push_button_look. I can imagine that not only CAD 
|> applications need radio_buttons with bitmaps/images but WITHOUT diamonds!

here's some code that works for me....

RadioButton
    
  .........

  // make button
  char* tmpString;
  if (getAttribute("standard",tmpString) && !isTrue(tmpString))
  {
    //
    // not standard: radio button with glyph inside
    //
    _button = kit->push_button(_glyph , _action);
    TelltaleState* t = _button->state();
    t->set(TelltaleState::is_choosable,true);
    t->join(getRadioGroup());
  }
  else
  {
    //
    // standard: regular radio button
    //
    _button = kit->radio_button(getRadioGroup(), _glyph , _action);
  }
  .........


Toggle Button

  .........

  // make button
  char* tmpString;
  if (getAttribute("standard",tmpString) && !isTrue(tmpString))
  {
    //
    // not standard: toggle with glyph inside
    //
    _button = kit->push_button(_glyph , _action);
    TelltaleState* t = _button->state();
    t->set(TelltaleState::is_toggle,true);
  }
  else
  {
    //
    // standard: regular toggle
    //
    _button = kit->check_box(_glyph , _action);
  }

  .......


	Richard Emberson
	rme@msi.com


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