AppKit

Classes
class	CPAccordionView
class	CPAccordionViewItem
class	CPAlert
class	CPAnimation
class	CPApplication
class	CPBezierPath
class	CPBox
class	CPBrowser
class	CPButton
class	CPCib
class	CPClipView
class	CPCollectionView
class	CPColor
class	CPColorPanel
class	CPColorPicker
class	CPColorWell
class	CPControl
class	CPCookie
class	CPDocument
class	CPDocumentController
class	CPEvent
class	CPFlashMovie
class	CPFlashView
class	CPFont
class	CPFontManager
class	CPGraphicsContext
class	CPImage
class	CPImageView
class	CPLevelIndicator
class	CPMenu
class	CPMenuItem
class	CPOutlineView
class	CPPanel
class	CPPasteboard
class	CPPopover
class	CPPopUpButton
class	CPPredicateEditor
	CPPredicateEditor is a subclass of CPRuleEditor that is specialized for editing CPPredicate objects. More...
class	CPPredicateEditorRowTemplate
	CPPredicateEditorRowTemplate describes available predicates and how to display them. More...
class	CPProgressIndicator
class	CPResponder
class	CPRuleEditor
	A view for creating and configuring criteria. More...
class	CPScreen
class	CPScroller
class	CPScrollView
class	CPSearchField
class	CPSecureTextField
class	CPSegmentedControl
class	CPShadowView
class	CPSlider
class	CPSplitView
class	CPTableView
class	CPTabView
class	CPTabViewItem
class	CPTextField
class	CPTheme
class	CPThemeBlend
class	CPToolbar
class	CPToolbarItem
class	CPView
class	CPViewController
class	CPWebView
class	CPWindow
class	CPWindowController

Variables
	CPRadioImageOffset = 4.0

Detailed Description

Variable Documentation

CPRadioImageOffset = 4.0

from this mailing list thread: http://groups.google.com/group/objectivej/browse_thread/thread/7c41cbd9cbee9ea3

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Creating a checkbox is easy enough:

checkbox = [[CPCheckBox alloc] initWithFrame:aFrame];

That's basically all there is to it. Radio buttons are very similar, the key difference is the introduction of a new class CPRadioGroup, which defines which radio buttons are part of the same group:

[myRadioButton setRadioGroup:aRadioGroup];

Every radio button receives a unique radio group by default (so if you do nothing further, they will all behave independently), but you can use an existing radio button's group with other buttons as so:

button1 = [[CPRadio alloc] initWithFrame:aFrame]; ... button2 = [[CPRadio alloc] initWithFrame:aFrame radioGroup:[button1 radioGroup]]; ... button3 = [[CPRadio alloc] initWithFrame:aFrame radioGroup:[button1 radioGroup]]; ...etc...

Here, all the radio buttons will act "together". [[button1 radioGroup] allRadios] returns every button that's part of this group, and [[button1 radioGroup] selectedRadio] returns the currently selected option.

Definition at line 64 of file CPRadio.j.