You can do that by generating set-words, like so...
repeat num 5 [
append myBlock to-set-word join 'rad num: num + 1
]
But I dont find that too elegant myself. I would do it this way...
repeat num 5 [
repend myBlock ['radio 'user-data num [radio-selected: face/user-data]]
]
It will make your next step easier.
--Ryan
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> After some tests, I discovered I could create a block (dinamically, at
> runtime) and use this to create a layout.
> For example: if I want to create some radio buttons at runtime (I'm
> reading some records in a database, and every record generates a radio
> button), I can create a block and...
>
> ==================================
> myBlock: [backcolor gray across]
> append myBlock [radio label "test"]
> view layout myBlock
> ==================================
>
> the previous code functions. But how can I do to assign a different
> variable to every radio-button (see the hypotetical result below):
>
> var1: radio label "test 1" return
> var2: radio label "test 2" return
> var3: radio label "test 3" return
>
> I cannot create var...
>
> Can someone help me?
>
> Thanks! bye!
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