I don't see what's wrong with your program, but a simple Tkinter program not using pmw seems to work just as expected on my system.
It seems like it would be hard for Python/PMW/Tkinter to even know that
a particular option for varible= was computed by a list indexing
operation, as opposed to any other way.
Whatever problem is in your code, I think you may not have identified it
correctly.
Jeff
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
import Tkinter
# Create widgets
t = Tkinter.Tk()
m = Tkinter.Menu(t); t.configure(menu=m)
menu = Tkinter.Menu(m); m.add_cascade(menu=menu, label="Radiobuttons")
opts = [Tkinter.IntVar() for i in range(15)]
# Callback when checkbutton clicked
def print_opts():
for i in range(15):
print "Checkbutton %d: %d" % (i, opts[i].get())
print
# Populate the checkbutton menu
for i in range(15):
menu.add_checkbutton(variable=opts[i], label="Checkbutton %d" % i,
command=print_opts)
# Run the application
t.mainloop()
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
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