#include <Libs/Widgets/ctkButtonGroup.h>
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ctkButtonGroup is a QButtonGroup with a different behavior when exclusive. An exclusive ctkButtonGroup switches off the previously checked button when a new button is checked. ctkButtonGroup doesn't enforce that 1 button is checked at all time (contrary to QButtonGroup). If a button is checked it is possible to uncheck it without having to check another button. Use ctkButtonGroup the same way than QButtonGroup.
buttonGroup->addButton(button1);
buttonGroup->addButton(button2);
By default ctkButtonGroup is exclusive.
- See also
- QButtonGroup
Definition at line 49 of file ctkButtonGroup.h.
◆ ctkButtonGroup()
| ctkButtonGroup::ctkButtonGroup |
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◆ ~ctkButtonGroup()
| virtual ctkButtonGroup::~ctkButtonGroup |
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◆ onButtonClicked
| void ctkButtonGroup::onButtonClicked |
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button | ) |
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◆ onButtonPressed
| void ctkButtonGroup::onButtonPressed |
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button | ) |
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◆ setChecked
| void ctkButtonGroup::setChecked |
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QAbstractButton * |
button, |
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checked = true |
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Check or uncheck the button.
◆ d_ptr
| QScopedPointer<ctkButtonGroupPrivate> ctkButtonGroup::d_ptr |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: