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Quoting Joćo Mariz <joao.mariz@mail.ineti.pt>:
> I have been searching in the XPCE user guide
> [which is in: http://swi.psy.uva.nl/projects/xpce/UserGuide/index.html
> ]
> 
> for "radio buttons" programming. However I did not find it.
> Is there such facility in XPCE? If so, where to find it?

You need to create a dialog box and attach your radio 
buttons as a menu using menu/1. An example can be found
in the manual at:
http://swi.psy.uva.nl/projects/xpce/UserGuide/sec-4.1.html

Bill Hollingsworth
Computer Science Department
The University of Georgia
http://www.billnet.org

