nUICheckboxButton
com.softwareag.mobile.runtime.nui.nUICheckboxButton
Use to display a check box.
Usage Notes
Valid states for the check box are
0 (zero) meaning clear and
1 (one) meaning selected.
The
nUICheckboxButton object provides the following check box types. Use the type that is most appropriate for your application’s target platforms.
nUICheckboxButton.TYPE_DEFAULT, which indicates the application uses the check box type that is considered the most appropriate for the target platform.
nUICheckboxButton.TYPE_OFF_ON indicates a check box that uses “On” and “Off”.
nUICheckboxButton.TYPE_YES_NO specifies a check box that uses “Yes” and “No”. For platforms that do not support yes/no check boxes,
Mobile Designer implements a
nUIButtonElement object with equivalent “Yes” and “No” text labels.
The default state for a check box is 0 (zero), meaning clear, off, or no.
Example
This code sample displays a check box. Illustrations of how the example code is rendered on various platforms follows the code sample.
view.add(new nUICheckboxButton(NUIID_MY_CHECKBOX, "nUICheckboxButton"));
Platform | Platform-Specific Class and Illustration |
Android | android.widget.CheckBox |
| Cleared | Selected |
iOS 7 | UISwitch |
| Cleared | Selected |
iOS 6 | UISwitch |
| Cleared | Selected |
Windows Phone | ToggleButton |
| Cleared | Selected |
Windows RT Windows 8 | Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls.CheckBox |
Other | Cleared | Selected |