Hello,
The checkbox has the ability to be tri-state (unchecked | partially
checked | checked). So using setCheckState() will require a
Qt.CheckState enum, since this is how you set it's tri-state value.
What you want to use is
setChecked(True) or setChecked(False)
That should work. If you want to ensure that it cannot have a tristate
mode use setTristate(False).
It's all in the docs:
http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/PyQt4/html/qcheckbox.html
Darryl
Min Li wrote:
Hi, everyone.
Sorry to bother your guys.
I'm a Novice in PyQt. Currently, I want to set the 'clicked' status as
the default status for QcheckBox.
I have tried some ways, such as setCheckState().
However, they're not working. I think I use it in a wrong way.
Could you pleasae give me some advices for that?
Regards
Lee
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