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(OP)
I have a option group(3 radio buttons]) as below.
A
B
C

I want to call the method declared before when I select each option. As an example, when I choose option A, method A needs to be called. I want to write a Do Case for this scenario . How can I do this in FoxPro?
Thank you

RE: radio buttons

First of all, an option group has the Interactivechange method to use for reacting to a user interaction. The value then already has changed to be the number of the active option button.

And then, from the VFP language, you have DO CASE as in:

CODE

Do case
   Case this.Value = 1
      * call method1
   Case this.Value = 2
      * call method2
   Case this.Value = 3
      * call method3
EndCase 

Chriss

RE: radio buttons

(OP)
Chriss,
Thanks for the reply
How to call a method ?
If I provide only the method name is it fine ?

RE: radio buttons

Quote:

If I provide only the method name is it fine ?

No, you have to specify the object to which the method belongs. For example, if it is a method of the form, you would call it as THISFORM.Method1. If it is a method of another form, you would call it as oForm.Method1 (where oForm is an object reference to the form.)

If the "method" is in fact a simple procedure or function, rather than an actual method, then you just need its name.

If the method is to return a value, you need to add parentheses, like this:x = oForm.Method1(). You would also need parens if you are passing a parameter (just like when you call a function).

Mike

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Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland)

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RE: radio buttons

(OP)
Thanks Mike for the immediate response
Helps a lot..

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