I am trying to learn creating C++ applications using gtk. Therefore, I started following the official introduction guide to gtkmm.
In chapter 6 radio buttons are introduced. But the guide fails to mention how it should be possible to access the present value of the group as a whole. And even after hours of searching the documentation and in general on the internet I can't find such a property. Of course it is possible to check every buttons state separately and then do what ever I want to do from there but I can't comprehend why a radio button group option even exists when it doesn't offer the one feature for having one (binding different options into a single construct that – as a whole – can have different values).
Is there really no compound value attribute of a radio group in gtkmm? What is the point of using it then? What am I missing?
gtkmm: radio button group status is not a property?
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Re: gtkmm: radio button group status is not a property?
I do not know.
Maybe original can hint? GTK4: class.CheckButton#grouping
Maybe original can hint? GTK4: class.CheckButton#grouping
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Re: gtkmm: radio button group status is not a property?
Hello,
Did you sorted it out ?
note: moved to "Programming" sub-forum.
Did you sorted it out ?
note: moved to "Programming" sub-forum.
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Re: gtkmm: radio button group status is not a property?
Well, as I understand it, there is really no way to compound the values of the single buttons in a radio button group to one shared state. Maybe I am wrong, but it seems since just one button can be toggled on in a group, to check which button is toggled on is the recommended way to find out the common state.