1. Controls in C++/CLI (2)
CheckBox
RadioButton
GroupBox
ListBox

2. Controls in C++/CLI (2)
CheckBox (Property: Text, Checked, CheckState (checked/unchecked/indeterminate) ; Event: Clicked, CheckedChanged, CheckStateChanged)
Multiple choices
RadioButton (Property: Text, Checked; Event: Clicked, CheckedChanged)
Single choice in one container

3. Example 1 Start from the last project TestCheck CheckBox
Remove TextBox
CheckBox
Dialog Box:
Add three CheckBoxes for CS415, CS425, CS435; Names to be cbCS415, cbCS425, cbCS435
Add variables for inputs, and constructor
Handle Click events to get input
Form1:
Invoke dialog box
Get/use data

4. Example 2 Start from the last project TestCheck RadioButton:
Remove TextBox
RadioButton:
Dialog Box:
Add four RadioButtons for Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior; Names to be rbFreshman, rbSophomore, rbJunior, and rbSenior
Add variables for inputs, and constructor
Handle Click events to get input
Form1:
Invoke dialog box
Get/use data

5. Controls in C++/CLI (2) GroupBox
Group RadioButtons, will allow multiple in a form -- each in one group

6. Example 3 GroupBox: Start from the Dialog example Dialog Box:
Add two GroupBoxes for “years in school” and “study habits”; change the Text And Name accordingly, e.g, Names to be gbYears and gbStudy;
Add RadioBottuns to each GroupBox: “years in school” to have Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior; and “study habits” to have night owl and early bird; change the Text And Name accordingly;
Add variables for inputs, and constructor
Handle Click events to get input
Form1:
Invoke dialog box; Get/use data (more data and displays)

7. Controls in C++/CLI (3)
ListBox (Property: SelectionMode, Items, SelectedItem, SelectedIndex, SelectedItems, SelectedIndices; Event: SelectedIndexChanged)
Show a collection of values, each with index, scrollable;
Select one or more items, event
SelectionMode (None, One, MultiSimple, and MultiExtended)
please see

8. Items (ObjectCollection, add, remove, )
SelectedIndex (Int32, zero-based index)
SelectedIndices (a collection of zero-based indices);
SelectedItem (nullptr value if not actually selected),
SelectedItems
Event: SelectedIndexChanged

9. An Example (1) Draft a design…. Form1 and myDialog Classes
Variables, methods
Components, event handlers
Collections

10. An Example (2) Start from Form1 Add Label, Text “Name:”, Name “label1”
Add ListBox, Name “nameList”, SelectionMode “one”;
Add three Buttons for “Add”, “Delete” and Edit”; Name bnAdd, bnDelete, bnEdit; add click event handlers, bnAdd_Click, bnDelete_Click, bnEdit_Click;
Add a form for MyDialog
Add Label, Text “Enter Name:”; Add TextBox, Name myTextBox;
Add two buttons for “OK” and “Cancel”, Name as bnOK, bnCancel; add click events of bnOK_Click and bnCancel_Click; Write handler methods; set DialogResult for each;
Set MyDialog’s AcceptButton and CancelButton;