Is there a more elegant (or proper) way of reading the value(s) of a group of RadioButtons to determine which one is True?

For instance… If I have a group of 4 RadioButtons (in a panel) and I want to set the selected button's value in a config file (or just to determine which button is "True"), is there a better way than doing this…
Or is that the only way?

 How about defining the Action property on all RadioButtons, create a subroutine for that action that defines the value of a global variable that get's the value from the RadioButton's Tag property (using .Last). From there you save the setting using that variable.

If you change the name of the RadioButtons to: -
RadioButton0
RadioButton1
RadioButton2
RadioButton3

Add a group name to all the RadioButtons e.g AllRadioButtons then add the following code: -


This is a solution provided you only want to catch this when the value of the RadioButtons change.

 Thanks, guys! That jogs my memory a little (it's not so good anymore). IIRC, I used a similar way (using .Last) of doing it way back on Gambas 2.

My 3-year old appointment reminder app has had numerous RadioButtons added to the config section over the years and I'm starting to look at reducing the number of code lines. I may even look at switching to using ComboBoxes like I do in my inventory app. ComboBoxes has the added benefit of reducing GUI clutter.

Ahh, yes! Sorry I meant Group, not Action.