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yes, getting the label and printing it is what i want to do when the button is pressed. I’m still confused by how to use this, though… Should it be something like:
global proc tlPrintResult()
{
if ( radioButton -q -l `radioCollection -q -select tlRadioCollection` == 1 ) print “none”;
}
or
global proc tlPrintResult()
{
string $result;
$result = radioButton -q -l `radioCollection -q -select tlRadioCollection`;
print $result;
}
Neither work for me, I’m just trying to figure out the correct syntax. Thanks for your patience!
Tony
Author: tonthebone
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