If function when checkBox is checked and unchecked

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//Define Function1<BR />Function1 = Function( {},
    // Code for function 1 goes here
    Print("Checkbox is checked! Function 1 executed.");
);

// Define function 2
Function2 = Function( {},
    // Code for function 2 goes here
    Print("Checkbox is unchecked! Function 2 executed.");
);

// Create a new window
nw = New Window( "Checkbox Example",
    << Modal,
    // Add a checkbox to the window
    cb = Checkbox( "Toggle Function", Value( 0 ) )
);

// Add an OK button to the window
nw << Append( Button Box( "OK", 
    // Function to execute when OK button is clicked
    <<Set Function( 
        Function( {this},
            If( cb << Get Selected(),
                Function1(); // Call function 1 if checkbox is checked
            ,
                Function2(); // Call function 2 if checkbox is unchecked
            );
            // Close the window after execution
            Close( this );
        )
    )
));

Hi, The code above is similar to what I am trying to do. I have a check box, and if I select it, and then click ok, function 1 should be displayed; and if i do not select it and click ok, function 2 should be displayed. 

jthi

Very easy to test by just trying it

Names Default To Here(1);

a = function({}, {Default Local},
	Show("a");
);

b = function({}, {Default Local},
	Show("b");
);

func1 = function({input_value = 1}, {Default Local},
	Match(input_value,
		1, a(),
		2, b()
	);
);


func2 = function({}, {Default Local},
	Show(2)
);

func3 = function({}, {Default Local},
	If(window:cb << get,
		func1()
	,
		func2()
	);	
);

nw = New Window("",
	window:cb = Check Box({""}),
	Button Box("OK",
		func3();
	)
)

I would start testing something like this without the check box and new window as those just add extra layer of complexity. You have to first be able to solve how functions work together before you start adding them to check boxes and so on.