Name
ChoiceGroup
Synopsis
This class is an Item that presents a list of alternatives
to the user and allows one or more of them to be selected. Most of the
methods of the ChoiceGroup class are implementations of those
specified by the Choice interface, which it implements, and
are described in the reference entry for Choice.
A ChoiceGroup can be constructed in either Choice.EXCLUSIVE
mode, when it behaves as a group of radio buttons, or in Choice.MULTIPLE
mode when it acts like a collection of check boxes. ChoiceGroup
does not implement the Choice.IMPLICIT mode.
At any given time, one entry in the ChoiceGroup control has the
input focus. The user can move the focus to any entry in the list using keys on the keypad
or the pointer, depending on the platform. The entry with the input focus will be highlighted
in some way to distinguish it from the other entries. The user can change the selected state
of the focused entry. When the selection is changed in this way, the
ItemStateListener for the Form containing the
ChoiceGroup is notified. Note, however, that changing the entry that
has the input focus
has no effect on the selection and is not notified to the listener.
public class ChoiceGroup extends Item implements Choice {
// Public Constructors
public ChoiceGroup( String label, int choiceType);
public ChoiceGroup(String label, int choiceType,
String[] stringElements,
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