RadioBoutton as a group

[CodingLover]

Hi all, I have three radio buttons in a GroupBox. I want to find the selected radio button there. I've done the following. int _select; if(rb1.Checked) _select = 0; and so on. Seems it's not a good practice at all, say I have 10 radio buttons. Can someone suggest a better way to do this. Thanks

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[Chintan Desai]

use RadioButton class as array and use ".Checked" accordingly with every radionbutton instance in a loop. e.g after creating array instance if(radioButton[i].Checked) _select=0;

Thanks, Chintan(India)

[N a v a n e e t h]

AFAIK, Windows forms don't have a RadioButtonList control. So I think there is no better way than what you are doing.

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[CodingLover]

How about that way that Chintan.Desai talking. I'll give a try and seems it's working fine.

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[dan sh]

If the radiobuttons are in a groupbox, then use GroupBox.Controls property to loop through.

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[N a v a n e e t h]

That is OK. But AFAIK, you won't get design time support for control arrays in C#. You need to edit the designer generated code to make the radio buttons in an array or write your own code to add it to the form.

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[Dan Neely]

using a panel can work where a groupbox isn't appropriate.

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