I've created a minimal reproducible example for my issue. I don't understand why it's showing AttributeError: 'QCheckBox' object has no attribute 'ischecked'
Can somebody please help me understand the issue and any solution.
Example:
from PyQt5.QtWidgets import *
import sys
class a:
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.checkboxes_items = {
'this': False,
'that': True
}
def checkboxes(self):
self.checkboxes_items_list = []
for item, val in self.checkboxes_items.items():
chkbox = QCheckBox()
chkbox.setText(item)
chkbox.setChecked(val)
self.checkboxes_items_list.append(chkbox) # Add to list
for x in self.checkboxes_items_list:
print(x.ischecked()) # This line causes the issue
if __name__ == "__main__":
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
class_inst = a()
class_inst.checkboxes()
app.exec()
Note: I've tried to use self.chkbox
instead of chkbox
. but no help.
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