Open jimfoltz opened 10 years ago
Hmm... that doesn't sound right. Do you have a short sample?
unless defined?(SKUI::Window)
load 'C:\Users\Jim\Documents\GitHub\@jimfoltz\SKUI\src\SKUI\core.rb'
end
w = SKUI::Window.new
g = SKUI::Groupbox.new('Group Box')
g.right = 5
g.left = 5
g.height = 100
w.add_control( g )
r = SKUI::RadioButton.new( 'Radio' ) { puts 'World! :)' }
r.on(:change) {|ctrl| puts "r changed." }
r.top = 25
r.width = 200
g.add_control( r )
r2 = SKUI::RadioButton.new( 'Radio2' ) { puts 'World! :)' }
r2.on(:change) {|ctrl| puts "r2 changed." }
r2.top = 45
r2.width = 200
g.add_control( r2 )
b = SKUI::Button.new('Push') {
p r
p r.properties
p r.checked?
p r2
p r2.properties
p r2.checked?
}
b.top = 75
w.add_control( b )
w.show
Hm...this appear to be by design - not by me - but by the DOM events of the HTML radioboxes... http://stackoverflow.com/a/5176900/486990
Gotta think this one through - you'd think there was a reason why they did it like that. I guess the assumption is that you should be listening to all the radioboxes in the group - when one changes you know the rest also changes. Maybe it's to avoid too many events firing.
Not sure if by design, but RadioButton :change event only was getting fired from off-on transition, and not on-off.