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| <h2>Button</h2> |
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| The <code>Button</code> widget in SWT incorporates different types of buttons |
| that can be selected by specifying style flags. |
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| <dt><code>PUSH</code></dt> |
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| Normal push buttons. They have no state. |
| When the buttons is pressed, a selection event is fired. |
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| <dt><code>TOGGLE</code></dt> |
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| Toggle buttons look like push buttons but they maintain a selection state. |
| Once pressed they stay selected until they are pressed again. |
| A selection event is fired on selection and deselection. |
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| <dt><code>CHECK</code></dt> |
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| Check buttons are semantically equivalent to toggle buttons. |
| They also maintain a selection state but this state is displayed as a checkbox. |
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| <dt><code>RADIO</code></dt> |
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| Radio buttons are used to choose between different options. |
| A radio button can only be deselected by selecting another radio button |
| within the same composite. |
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