print $query->radio_group('name', \@list [, selected, 'true', \%label ])
Generates a set of radio buttons.
The name to assign the input to (required).
An array reference with the list items. You can also use an anonymous array reference.
The menu item to be initially selected.
Insert newlines between radio buttons.
A hash reference listing labels for each list item. Default is the
list text itself. See popup_menu
for an example.
Using named parameters, the syntax is:
print $query->radio_group(-name=>'name', -values=>\@list, -default=>'selected', -linebreak=>'true', -labels=>\%labelhash, -columns=>n, -columnheader=>'string', -rows=>m, -rowheader=>'string');
-columns=>
n
The number of columns to use.
-columnheader=>'string
'
A header for the column.
-rows=
m
The number of rows to use. If omitted and -columns
is
specified, the rows will be calculated for you.
-rowheader=>'string
'
A header for the row.
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