Hi Edward, You can use: fCheck1[i]->SetState(kButtonDisabled); that will disable the button label and the button selection in case the button was selected. Best Regards, Ilka p.s. I got an error sending this message - Sorry if you receive it second time. Edward Moyse wrote: > Hi, > > I have a TGCheckButton that I'd like to "gray out" or hide. > > I tried using: > fCheck1[i]->SetFlags(kWidgetIsEnabled); > > but the SetFlags() method is protected. > > Does anyone know the correct way of achieving this? > > Thanks! > > Edward Moyse > >
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