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I'm new to C# and Windows Form but if I have a radiobutton and I call radiobutton1.Checked=true, is there a way for it to not fire the CheckedChange event? I want to distinguish between the user clicking on the radiobutton and me setting the radiobutton programmatically. Is this possible?
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You can use the onchange event, which will fire when the radio selection is changed (ie. the first time a radio button in the group is clicked or when the selection within the group is changed).
In C#, RadioButton is a class and it is defined under System.Windows.Forms namespace. In RadioButton, you are allowed to display text, image, or both and when you select one radio button in a group other radio buttons automatically clear.
Add(new RadioButton() { Text = "RadioButton" + i }); } this. Controls. Add(pnl);
Stop trying to defeat the design of the CheckedChanged event. It's specifically supposed to include programmatic changes.
If you want user-triggered changes and not programmatic changes, use the Click event instead. (You may be thinking that you don't want to restrict yourself to mouse clicks, don't worry, there's a MouseClick event for that, Click includes keyboard changes as well.)
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