The problem is that
>>
*protected* CSpSelectable createNewSelectable(CSpValue value,
String label)
<<
is *protected*. May be, meant for ND's internal use or when we subclass
the 'CSpStuff'.
Fortunately, there is
>>
public void addSelectable(int index,
String label,
CSpValue value) throws
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
<<
It works though with the unpleasant limitation that you can't append
something to the end of the list.
Aby
-----Original Message-----
From: Roach, Nathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 1:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ND] Problems with Radio Buttons
I am trying to add an entry to a radio button group and it isnt working
properly. It is probably developer error so I'm hoping that someone
can
tell me what I'm doing wrong.
I have a radio button group called rbQueries. It contains two
hard-coded
entries : one for Daily volumes and one for Montly volumes. I want to
add a
dynamically generated radio button for the hourly volumes. So, I was
looking at the NetD class definition for
spider.visual.CSpRadioButtonsGroup.
Under the methods index, there is this entry:
createNewSelectable(CSpValue, String)
Instantiates and returns a new selectable radio button which is a child
of
this radio button group
so, in my code I added:
CSpRadioButtonsGroup radiog = (CSpRadioButtonsGroup)
getDisplayField ("rbQueries");
CSpValue newentry = new CSpString("Hourly");
radiog.createNewSelectable (newentry, "hourlyvol");
What puzzled me is the error returned:
Compiling pgCustomerMenu.java...
C:\NetDynamics\NetDynamics40\Projects\MeasurementInfo\pgCustomerMenu.jav
a:14
7: No method matching createNewSelectable(spider.session.CSpValue,
java.lang.String) found in class spider.visual.CSpRadioButtonsGroup.
radiog.createNewSelectable(newentry, "hourlyvol");
^
1 error
Failed compiling Project MeasurementInfo. - 1 error.
any ideas?
nathan
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