Got it, thanks! Had thought that there may not be a need to perform another
`setText()
I have got another question.. sorry for the mass spam.
I tried following what you have mentioned and do the same for my other
widgets - checkbox and radiobuttons..
eg. *self.checkbox01.setChecked(settings.value('check_value', False))*
As soon as I tried relaunching my tool in a new session (no previous saved
states), it errors out and I was presented with the error
self.checkbox01.setChecked(settings.value('checking', False))
# TypeError: 'PySide2.QtWidgets.QAbstractButton.setChecked' called with
wrong argument types:
# PySide2.QtWidgets.QAbstractButton.setChecked(unicode)
# Supported signatures:
# PySide2.QtWidgets.QAbstractButton.setChecked(bool) #
Going by the error, I have tried using `bool(0)`, `bool(False)` etc, but
the error persists.
Is PyQt handling this differently?
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