I know you can iterate through a collection of radio buttons in a
panel, using a "for each in control" type iteration that c# supports,
but is it possible to iterate through the radio buttons collection, as
if they were an array of radio buttons ?
Basically i want to plonk the radio buttons on a panel then use a for
loop to index through the radio buttons with an idenex to check thier
state.
I want to do it this way becasue i want to make use of the index
integer when i find the checked radio button in the control group
thanks
Peted 5 13121
<Petedwrote in message news:5n********************************@4ax.com...
>I know you can iterate through a collection of radio buttons in a
panel, using a "for each in control" type iteration that c# supports,
but is it possible to iterate through the radio buttons collection, as
if they were an array of radio buttons ?
You will have to cast them to RadioButton
foreach(Control c in myRadioButtonsContainer.Controls)
{
// whatever style you prefer for the casting / check
if(c is RadioButton)
{
RadioButton rb = (RadioButton)c;
}
RadioButton rb = c as RadioButton;
if(rb != null)
{
}
}
PS
>
Basically i want to plonk the radio buttons on a panel then use a for
loop to index through the radio buttons with an idenex to check thier
state.
I want to do it this way becasue i want to make use of the index
integer when i find the checked radio button in the control group
thanks
Peted
Hello, thanks for th reply
i know it can be done that way, but as i said i want to know if it is
possible to iterate through those same controls without using the
"foreach" command.
i want to iterate using a for loop as if the rb controls were an array
with a and index
eg
for (int i =0; i<number of radiobuttons;i++)
radiobutton[i].checked
etc etc etc
thanks
Peted
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 14:48:13 GMT, "PS" <ec***********@hotmail.com>
wrote:
> <Petedwrote in message news:5n********************************@4ax.com...
>>I know you can iterate through a collection of radio buttons in a panel, using a "for each in control" type iteration that c# supports, but is it possible to iterate through the radio buttons collection, as if they were an array of radio buttons ?
You will have to cast them to RadioButton
foreach(Control c in myRadioButtonsContainer.Controls) {
// whatever style you prefer for the casting / check
if(c is RadioButton)
{
RadioButton rb = (RadioButton)c;
}
RadioButton rb = c as RadioButton;
if(rb != null)
{
} }
PS
>> Basically i want to plonk the radio buttons on a panel then use a for loop to index through the radio buttons with an idenex to check thier state.
I want to do it this way becasue i want to make use of the index integer when i find the checked radio button in the control group
thanks
Peted
<Petedwrote in message news:2l********************************@4ax.com...
Hello, thanks for th reply
i know it can be done that way, but as i said i want to know if it is
possible to iterate through those same controls without using the
"foreach" command.
i want to iterate using a for loop as if the rb controls were an array
with a and index
eg
for (int i =0; i<number of radiobuttons;i++)
radiobutton[i].checked
etc etc etc
you can access with the indexer like
((RadionButton)myRadioButtonsContainer.Controls[3]).Checked
PS
>
thanks
Peted
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 14:48:13 GMT, "PS" <ec***********@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>> <Petedwrote in message news:5n********************************@4ax.com. ..
>>>I know you can iterate through a collection of radio buttons in a panel, using a "for each in control" type iteration that c# supports, but is it possible to iterate through the radio buttons collection, as if they were an array of radio buttons ?
You will have to cast them to RadioButton
foreach(Control c in myRadioButtonsContainer.Controls) {
// whatever style you prefer for the casting / check
if(c is RadioButton) { RadioButton rb = (RadioButton)c; }
RadioButton rb = c as RadioButton; if(rb != null) {
} }
PS
>>> Basically i want to plonk the radio buttons on a panel then use a for loop to index through the radio buttons with an idenex to check thier state.
I want to do it this way becasue i want to make use of the index integer when i find the checked radio button in the control group
thanks
Peted
If I were you, I would maintain my own array of radio buttons as a
separate structure, and then iterate over that.
If you want the index to have meaning, then you'll have to build the
array in code, yourself.
If it doesn't matter which index corresponds to which button, you
could build it once, in the constructor of your form, and then just
use it from then on:
ArrayList radioButtons = new ArrayList();
foreach (Control ctl in this.Controls)
{
RadioButton btn = ctl as RadioButton;
if (btn != null) radioButtons.Add(btn);
}
this._radioButtonArray =
(RadioButton[])radioButtons.ToArray(typeof(RadioButton));
On Feb 16, 6:25 pm, Peted wrote:
Hello, thanks for th reply
i know it can be done that way, but as i said i want to know if it is
possible to iterate through those same controls without using the
"foreach" command.
i want to iterate using a for loop as if the rb controls were an array
with a and index
eg
for (int i =0; i<number of radiobuttons;i++)
radiobutton[i].checked
etc etc etc
thanks
Peted
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 14:48:13 GMT, "PS" <ecneserpeg...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
<Petedwrote in messagenews:5n********************************@4ax .com...
>I know you can iterate through a collection of radio buttons in a
panel, using a "for each in control" type iteration that c# supports,
but is it possible to iterate through the radio buttons collection, as
if they were an array of radio buttons ?
You will have to cast them to RadioButton
foreach(Control c in myRadioButtonsContainer.Controls)
{
// whatever style you prefer for the casting / check
if(c is RadioButton)
{
RadioButton rb = (RadioButton)c;
}
RadioButton rb = c as RadioButton;
if(rb != null)
{
}
}
PS
Basically i want to plonk the radio buttons on a panel then use a for
loop to index through the radio buttons with an idenex to check thier
state.
I want to do it this way becasue i want to make use of the index
integer when i find the checked radio button in the control group
thanks for that
On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 20:07:05 GMT, "PS" <ec***********@hotmail.com>
wrote:
> <Petedwrote in message news:2l********************************@4ax.com...
>Hello, thanks for th reply
i know it can be done that way, but as i said i want to know if it is possible to iterate through those same controls without using the "foreach" command.
i want to iterate using a for loop as if the rb controls were an array with a and index
eg
for (int i =0; i<number of radiobuttons;i++) radiobutton[i].checked
etc etc etc
you can access with the indexer like ((RadionButton)myRadioButtonsContainer.Controls[3]).Checked
PS
>> thanks
Peted
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 14:48:13 GMT, "PS" <ec***********@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> <Petedwrote in message news:5n********************************@4ax.com ... I know you can iterate through a collection of radio buttons in a panel, using a "for each in control" type iteration that c# supports, but is it possible to iterate through the radio buttons collection, as if they were an array of radio buttons ?
You will have to cast them to RadioButton
foreach(Control c in myRadioButtonsContainer.Controls) {
// whatever style you prefer for the casting / check
if(c is RadioButton) { RadioButton rb = (RadioButton)c; }
RadioButton rb = c as RadioButton; if(rb != null) {
} }
PS
Basically i want to plonk the radio buttons on a panel then use a for loop to index through the radio buttons with an idenex to check thier state.
I want to do it this way becasue i want to make use of the index integer when i find the checked radio button in the control group
thanks
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