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===Required Arguments===  
===Required Arguments===  
[[Image:gui-radiobutton.png|frame|Example GUI radio buttons.]]
*'''x:''' A float of the 2D x position of the radio button on a player's screen. This is affected by the ''relative'' argument.
*'''x:''' A float of the 2D x position of the radio button on a player's screen. This is affected by the ''relative'' argument.
*'''y:''' A float of the 2D y position of the radio button on a player's screen. This is affected by the ''relative'' argument.
*'''y:''' A float of the 2D y position of the radio button on a player's screen. This is affected by the ''relative'' argument.

Revision as of 05:12, 19 July 2011

This function creates a radio button.

Syntax

element guiCreateRadioButton ( float x, float y, float width, float height, string text, bool relative, [element parent = nil] )

Required Arguments

Example GUI radio buttons.
  • x: A float of the 2D x position of the radio button on a player's screen. This is affected by the relative argument.
  • y: A float of the 2D y position of the radio button on a player's screen. This is affected by the relative argument.
  • width: A float of the width of the text field next to the radio button. This is affected by the relative argument.
  • height: A float of the height of the text field next to the radio button. This is affected by the relative argument.
  • text: The text to be displayed next to the radio button.
  • relative: This is whether sizes and positioning are relative. If this is true, then all x,y,width,height floats must be between 0 and 1, representing measures relative to the parent.

Optional Arguments

NOTE: When using optional arguments, you might need to supply all arguments before the one you wish to use. For more information on optional arguments, see optional arguments.

  • parent: This is the parent that the radio button is attached to. If the relative argument is true, sizes and positioning will be made relative to this parent. If the relative argument is false, positioning will be the number of offset pixels from the parent's origin. If no parent is passed, the parent will become the screen - causing positioning and sizing according to screen positioning.

NOTE: All radio buttons become grouped together with their parent item. Only ONE radio button per group/parent will be able to be selected at the same time.

Returns

Returns element of the radio button if it was created succesfully, false otherwise.

Example

This example


See Also

General functions

Browsers

Buttons

Checkboxes

Comboboxes

Edit Boxes

Gridlists

Memos

Progressbars

Radio Buttons

Scrollbars

Scrollpanes

Static Images

Tab Panels

Tabs

Text Labels

Windows