IsCheckedInt

IsCheckedInt

This function returns a true/false value indicating if the object is selected or not.

Function Definition:

            int IsCheckedInt  {get; set;}

.     get: Permits the user to read the integer value.

.     set: Permits the user to write the integer value.

There are three different values to this function:

.     0: The check-box is not selected.

.      1: The check-box is selected.

.     -1: The check-box has the value "undefined".

To configure this function, follow the steps below:

1.   In an object event, configure the IsCheckedInt function: ObjectName.IsCheckedInt;

2.   During the execution of RunTime, run the configured event.

Example Get:

In the graphic document, the user has one Check-Box object (named as GraphicObject1). In a Text-Box object (named as GraphicObject2) the user configures the MouseUp event with the following event:

GraphicObject2.Text = GraphicObject1.IsCheckedInt;

In this event, the GraphicObject2 will exhibit the -1/0/1 value indicating if the check-box is checked, unchecked or undefined.

Example Set:

In the graphic document, the user has one Check-Box object (named as GraphicObject1). In a Button object (named as GraphicObject2) the user configures the MouseUp event with the following event:

GraphicObject1.IsChecked = 1;

In this event, the GraphicObject1 will be checked.