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I am learning Python and Qt designer (using eric3). I'm writing an app
using QCheckList and have succeeded in loading parent and children,
with checkboxes, with data from a file. I want to programmatically
check some boxes depending on the string from the list.

This is the code that I use to create the checkbox's:
~~~
d = QCheckListItem(it, lstI[g:], QCheckListItem.CheckBox)
self.childlist1.append(d)
~~~
The first char in each line in 'lstI' determines if the checkbox
should be checked or not.
How do I change the checkbox to 'On' (checked) in Python code when the
checkbox is created?

On Sunday 01 August 2004 6:42 pm, dusty wrote:
> I am learning Python and Qt designer (using eric3). I'm writing an app
> using QCheckList and have succeeded in loading parent and children,
> with checkboxes, with data from a file. I want to programmatically
> check some boxes depending on the string from the list.
>
> This is the code that I use to create the checkbox's:
> ~~~
> d = QCheckListItem(it, lstI[g:], QCheckListItem.CheckBox)
> self.childlist1.append(d)
> ~~~
> The first char in each line in 'lstI' determines if the checkbox
> should be checked or not.
> How do I change the checkbox to 'On' (checked) in Python code when the
> checkbox is created?

Use the setOn() method.

Phil

On Sun, 1 Aug 2004 19:32:10 +0100, Phil Thompson
<> wrote:

>On Sunday 01 August 2004 6:42 pm, dusty wrote:
>> I am learning Python and Qt designer (using eric3). I'm writing an app
>> using QCheckList and have succeeded in loading parent and children,
>> with checkboxes, with data from a file. I want to programmatically
>> check some boxes depending on the string from the list.
>>
>> This is the code that I use to create the checkbox's:
>> ~~~
>> d = QCheckListItem(it, lstI[g:], QCheckListItem.CheckBox)
>> self.childlist1.append(d)
>> ~~~
>> The first char in each line in 'lstI' determines if the checkbox
>> should be checked or not.
>> How do I change the checkbox to 'On' (checked) in Python code when the
>> checkbox is created?
>
>Use the setOn() method.
>
>Phil

Thanks Phil.