Writing radio to a file
Sarah
sarahr at genesearch.com.au
Wed Nov 6 18:07:01 EST 2002
I have a generic handler that writes a preferences file, using all the
cards & controls on a stack, including radio buttons. The advantage of
this is that when you change your preference objects, you don't need to
change this handler. Then you need a corresponding handler to read
these settings and change the display accordingly.
put "" into prefs
repeat with c = 1 to the number of cards in this stack
put cr & "Card: " & the short name of card c & cr after prefs
repeat with f = 1 to the number of fields in card c
-- save all editable fields
if the lockText of fld f of cd c = false then
put the short name of fld f of cd c & "§" & fld f of cd c & "¶"
& cr after prefs
end if
end repeat
-- save settings for radio buttons & check boxes
repeat with b = 1 to the number of buttons in card c
if the style of btn b of cd c is in "radiobutton,checkbox" then
put the short name of btn b of cd c & "§" & the hilite of btn b
of cd c & "¶" & cr after prefs
end if
end repeat
put "¶¶¶" & cr after prefs
end repeat
While this is a generic preferences handler, if you are only using
radio buttons, it is probably easier just to find the
"hilitedButtonName" of the group.
Cheers,
Sarah
On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 02:09 am, Timothy Hart wrote:
> Alright. I have figured out how to group radio buttons and set their
> behavior to true you can only have one highlighted. Atleast I did it
> like this. I just grouped them and doubled clicked on one and
> scripted:
> "set the radiobehavior of group to true" That seemed to have worked.
>
> Now my question is how can I script it to write the choice of a user
> to a file. I want to give a little quiz to people and have multiple
> choice questions. I want my output to be a text file that they can
> then send to me or even better have rev do
> it. But that might be getting ahead of myself. Anyone have any
> ideas? Thanks.
>
> -Tim
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