Razzak, I am honored that my question elicited a response from you. I think that you gave the correct statement. I did read and ponder the example you gave in the sat app. I was puzzled with the brackets in the following command; PROPERTY <VRGCompID> RADIOBUTTONS[ItemIndex]->CAPTION 'caption value' ,also what does the -> mean I also have not seen it used.
Thanking you in advance Mike 'the plumber' -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of A. Razzak Memon Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 8:18 AM To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: capturing caption values in variable radiogroup At 06:26 AM 11/14/2008, mike epstein sony viao office wrote: >Good Morning, > >I have a form with a scrolling region in which I capture a variable >'vtextvalue from a column as it is placed in the scrolling region'. > I have placed a variable radio group with 23 buttons into the same >form. I am trying to 'button check ' or change the properties of >the items in the radio group box that are not present in the scrolling >region of the form or in other words where the caption value is the >same as the variable (.vtextvalue). By the way the caption 'values ' >in the radio group box are integer. Good morning Mike, Use the following syntax to capture or assign the CAPTION value of a given RADIOBUTTON in a Variable Radio Group. Syntax: -- To capture variable radio group value: GETPROPERTY <VRGCompID> RADIOBUTTONS[ItemIndex]->CAPTION vValue -- To assign radio group value: PROPERTY <VRGCompID> RADIOBUTTONS[ItemIndex]->CAPTION 'caption value' Should you have further questions or need an example, please feel free to ask here. You may also take a look at the "RadioGroup Properties" sample app included with 2008 Super Advanced Training Applications. 2008 SAT Applications: http://www.rupdates.com/sat2008/ 2009 DAT Applications: http://www.rupdates.com/sat2009 (April 2009) Folders: For 7.6: \RBTI\2008_RBG76_SAT\UsingRadioGroupProperties For Turbo V-8: \RBTI\2008_RBG8_SAT\UsingRadioGroupProperties Database: RadioGrp Form: RadioGroupProp (To Demonstrate the Use of RadioGroup Properties) Command File: UsingRadioGroupProperties.DAT Very Best R:egards, Razzak.
