Cecil Coupe

if you change the radio groups to symbols (from the manual) radio_one = radio :group; para "one" radio_two = radio :group; para "two" it works as expected. You version didn't...

Hmm. I'm using Linux and modified your example slightly: Shoes.app do radio_one = radio :group; para "one" radio_two = radio :group; para "two" # initialize the button(s): #radio_two.checked = false...

We have a difference between Linux (correct) and OSX (apparently incorrect) and it seems to be the radio_one.checked = that fails on OSX. In ruby.c the function is 'shoes_check_set_checked_m'. On...

Minor correction to my code reading. Linux/GTK manages it's radio grouped buttons. Windows and OSX have to "fake it" by running through the list of radio buttons in the group....

Comparing native/gtk.c function 'shoes_native_radio' with the same function in cocoa.m and windows.c suggests that the group arg appears to me to be unused in OSX and Windows. That would be...

Confirmed the problem on XP (SP2) and the misbehavior is interesting. Revised test: Shoes.app do radio_one = radio :group; para "one" radio_two = radio :group; para "two" radio_one.checked = true...

I'm sorry to hear that. I un-install/install shoes two or three times a week on Win7 and haven't seen this problem. I know it was tested by others on 8.1....

I've fixed this (NSIS now has longer strings) and tested it, @Chia-KY There's a beta build of Shoes 3.2.19 that has this fix at http://walkabout.mvmanila.com/public/shoes/shoes-3.2.19-gtk2-32.exe Please don't use the Advanced...

Confirmed on Shoes 3.2 - it's animation on the splash screen that uses the memory.

FWIW, this is not happening with Shoes 3.2 on Win 7.