Ben Johnson wrote:
If, for instance, the purpose of a program is to show what bad interface design is...
ok. But there are workarouds... > or, perhaps, to play a joke on some friends, or, Uhm... I know better solutions... :-)
Why not adding another (maybe hidden?) radiobutton?to get to the point, to allow a user of the program to de-select a toggle button that happens to be part of a group of toggle buttons, then I think it's not unreasonable to *allow* the programmer to make it happen.
This way you haven't to worry:
* The user can "deselect" simply by selecting the "None selected" buton
* If you hide it, you have to programmatically select it (maybe binding to keyboard event?) but the interface isn't modified
* you haven't to write a new widget
BUT if it's needed to have a radio group with no selected elements, IMVHO there's some deep UI design problem...
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