11-09-2021 10:01 AM
I have 32 radio buttons with 3 selections. It could save me a lot of work if I could use one case with all events and select what I want with a case structure that takes the enum value out of CtlRef of the event structure
11-09-2021 10:14 AM
If all your radio buttons used the exact same enum, you wouldn't have a variant at the Value node, you would have the actual enum.
And if that's the case, if they're not all the same enum, then a case structure extracting the value won't be trivial either.
If 30 of them say "good","bad", and "ok"; and 2 of them say something else, then you can put the 30 in one event case and the 2 in the other. Not necessarily suggesting this as your solution, just noting that this would be how you would get strict references there.
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11-09-2021 10:20 AM
here it is: One of all those radio buttons had accidentally a wrong enum
Problem solved, something new learned!
Thanks everyone involved for your time.
cheers from Switzerland.
11-09-2021 10:24 AM
Type Def your radio button and that'll never bite you again.
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