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Radio class generates radio button gadgets.
Source position: MUIClass.Group.pas line 191
type TMUIRadio = class(TMUIGroup) |
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procedure GetCreateTags(); override; |
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Fill TagList for MUI item creation |
procedure AfterCreateObject; override; |
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Connect Events after MUI item creation |
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constructor Create; override; |
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Create a Radio group object |
procedure CreateObject; override; |
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Create the MUI item |
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property Active: Integer; [rw] |
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Define the number of the active entry in the radio gadgets. |
property Entries: TStringArray; [rw] |
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[i] Define what entries shall be displayed in your radio gadget. |
property OnActiveChange: TNotifyEvent; [rw] |
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Event triggered when Active is changed |
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Radio class generates radio button gadgets. |
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Group class is responsible for the complete layout of a MUI window. |
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Super class for every other MUI class except windows and applications |
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Subclass of TNotify to introduce the Parent relation |
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Notify class is superclass of all other MUI classes. |
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Base class for all MUI Class |
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TObject |
They do the same job as cycle gadgets and eat up more window space, maybe that's the reason why so few of them can be found in existing applications.