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#ifndef _MFORMS_RADIOBUTTON_H_
#define _MFORMS_RADIOBUTTON_H_

#include <mforms/base.h>
#include <mforms/button.h>

namespace mforms {
  
  class RadioButton;

#ifndef DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS
#ifndef SWIG
  struct RadioButtonImplPtrs
  {
    bool (__stdcall *create)(RadioButton *self, int group_id);
    void (__stdcall *set_active)(RadioButton *self, bool flag);
    bool (__stdcall *get_active)(RadioButton *self);
  };
#endif
#endif

  /** A radio button that will unselect other buttons in the same group when selected. */
  class MFORMS_EXPORT RadioButton : public Button
  {
  protected:
    RadioButtonImplPtrs *_radio_impl;

    boost::signals2::signal<void ()> _signal_toggled;

    int _group_id;

    void radio_activated(int group_id);
      
  public:
    /** Create a new unique group id */
    static int new_id();

    /** Constructor.
     
     The group_id defines the radiogroup this button belongs to.
     When a radio group is activated, all others in the same group will be deactivated.
     It must be unique in the application, you can use new_id() to create one.

     Note: on Windows exists a limitation due to an implicit handling of radio groups there.
           All radio buttons sharing the same window parent automatically belong to one group and hence only one
           of them can be active. This effectively prohibits more than one radio group on a single parent container.
     */
    RadioButton(int group_id);

    /** Returns group_id of this radio button */
    int group_id() const { return _group_id; }
      
    /** Sets state of the radio button */
    void set_active(bool flag);
    
    /** Gets state */
    bool get_active();

#ifndef SWIG
    /** Signal emited when the radio button is toggled 
     
     In Python use add_toggled_callback() */
    boost::signals2::signal<void ()>* signal_toggled() { return &_signal_toggled; }
#ifndef DOXYGEN_SHOULD_SKIP_THIS
    virtual void callback();
#endif
#endif
  };
};

#endif
