Doug Hackworth wrote:
> FoobarApplication is calling the wrong super-class __init__.
Duly noted, thanks for the correction. I changed it to call
QtGui.QMainWindow.__init__() instead. The change produced no visible
effect, but I assume it's a better initialization to call, so thanks
for pointing this out.
Use the stateChanged(int) signal instead.
That did the trick, thanks! Question: Was I wrong to use the
toggled() signal and should have known to use stateChanged(int)
instead? What's the difference between the two?
The toggled signal is defined as: void QAbstractButton::toggled ( bool
checked )
Use QtCore.SIGNAL("toggled(bool)") instead of
QtCore.SIGNAL("toggled()") and it will work as expected.
Because a QCheckBox can be a tri-state checkbox , it's better to use
stateChanged(int) instead of toggled(bool).
Ulli
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