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how to check a radio box

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    Deepak Samuel
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    Hi, I have a set of radio box in my a group box. I could not set any of the radio buttons. the member variable is of type int. I try to set it using m_membervariable = 0 and so on. Thanks, Deepak Samuel.

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      Hi, I have a set of radio box in my a group box. I could not set any of the radio buttons. the member variable is of type int. I try to set it using m_membervariable = 0 and so on. Thanks, Deepak Samuel.

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      Deepak Samuel wrote: m_membervariable = 0 Have you called UpdateData() for your changes to be reflected on your dialog/sheet?
      Also make sure that your radio buttons are tab sequential.


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        Hi, I have a set of radio box in my a group box. I could not set any of the radio buttons. the member variable is of type int. I try to set it using m_membervariable = 0 and so on. Thanks, Deepak Samuel.

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        David Crow
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        Forget about using UpdateData(). Assign each of the radio button controls to a CButton member variable. Then just call SetCheck() accordingly. If you want to operate on a group of radio buttons, just use CWnd::CheckRadioButton().


        "The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)

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