How to make a radio button selection from groupbox appear in a label?
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03-07-2021 - |
题
Is there a way when a user selects a choice from a radio button from a group-box to appear in a label?
It would be on the line with Quantity/Phone Type right after numberPhoneTextBox.Text
.
There are a total of 3 radio-buttons for the user to choose from.
private void displayButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
summaryLabel.Text = "Receipt Summary\n" +
"--------------\n" +
"Name: " + nameTextBox.Text +
"\nAddress: " + streetTextBox.Text +
"\nCity: " + cityTextBox.Text +
"\nState: " + stateTextBox.Text +
"\nZip Code: " + zipTextBox.Text +
"\nPhone Number: " + phoneNumberTextBox.Text +
"\nDate: " + dateMaskedBox.Text +
"\n-------------------------" +
"\nQuantity/Phone Type: " + numberPhoneTextBox.Text + "/";
}
解决方案
You would have to do it by hand, unfortunately. You could define a method or property that performs the task for you to avoid repetitive code, like so:
String GetRadioButtonValue() {
if( radioButton1.Checked ) return radioButton1.Text;
else if( radioButton2.Checked ) return radioButton2.Text;
else return radioButton3.Text;
}
UPDATE:
Apparently the OP's assignment "doesn't allow the user of if/else statements" - that's quite surreal, but you can skirt it several ways, such as using the ?:
operator:
String GetRadioButtonValue() {
return radioButton1.Checked ? radioButton1.Text
: radioButton2.Checked ? radioButton2.Text
: radioButton3.Text;
}
Another option is to use events:
private String _selectedRadioText;
public MyForm() { // your form's constructor
InitializeComponent();
radioButton1.CheckedChanged += RadioButtonCheckedChanged;
radioButton2.CheckedChanged += RadioButtonCheckedChanged;
radioButton3.CheckedChanged += RadioButtonCheckedChanged;
// or even:
// foreach(Control c in this.groupBox.Controls)
// if( c is RadioButton )
// ((RadioButton)c).CheckedChanged += RadioButtonCheckedChanged;
// Initialize the field
_selectedRadioText = radioButton1.Text;
}
private void RadioButtonCheckedChanged(Object sender, EventArgs e) {
_selectedRadioText = ((RadioButton)sender).Text;
}
// then just concatenate the _selectedRadioText field into your string
其他提示
BTW, you should get out of the habit of using string concatenation. It's very inefficient. Instead, try something like this:
private void displayButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
summaryLabel.Text =
string.Format(
"Receipt Summary\n--------------\nName: {0}\nAddress: {1}\nCity: {2}\nState: {3}\nZip Code: {4}\nPhone Number: {5}\nDate: {6}\n-------------------------\nQuantity/Phone Type: {7}/",
nameTextBox.Text,
streetTextBox.Text,
cityTextBox.Text,
stateTextBox.Text,
zipTextBox.Text,
phoneNumberTextBox.Text,
dateMaskedBox.Text,
numberPhoneTextBox.Text);
}