Eddy

In case you find this useful, here's a little utility patch I made to solve a problem I had earlier today. It implements a set of horizontal radio buttons. Should be pretty self explanatory, I'm a Max newbie, so advanced it ain't, but for other newbies it may be helpful.

You can set the buttons by sending a list to the input, or clicking on them directly when the patch is locked.

  In case you find this useful, here's a little utility patch I made to solve a problem I had earlier today. It implements a set of horizontal radio buttons. Should be pretty self explanatory, I'm a Max newbie, so advanced it ain't, but for other newbies it may be helpful.

   You can set the buttons by sending a list to the input, or clicking on them directly when the patch is locked.  

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If you don't need the text on the buttons you can always use the "one active cell per row" feature of [matrixctrl].

size 38 19, bgtransparent 1, clear, frameoval 4 4 15 15, frameoval 23 4 34 15, paintoval 25 6 32 13, writepict

you could easily construct a custom cell image for matrixctrl.

jvkr wrote on Sun, 22 November 2009 13:36

jvkr wrote on Sun, 22 November 2009 13:36And with this message to an lcd:

I needed a group of radio buttons as well --- I came up with the following, which I think is simpler than previous examples

Here's a little patch for implementing horizontal radio buttons