PyQt4: List QCheckBox items in layout

[Erik Spellerberg]

Hey guys, I have a PyQt4 question for you. I have a layout containing only a bunch of checkboxes, and rather than querying the state of every one manually I want to loop over the items in the layout, then simply grab their label if they are active.

for i in xrange(self.qt_window.verticalLayout_cb.count()):
    box = self.qt_window.verticalLayout_cb.itemAt(i)
    print box

The problem here is that it's returning them as QWidgetItem, not QCheckBox so I can't work with them. Maybe I am going about this the wrong way?

[Marcus Ottosson]

If you post a small, but complete example it would be easier to test things out; but off the top of my head, layouts wrap widgets in QLayoutItems which has a widget() method on it to retrieve the inner widget.

for i in xrange(self.qt_window.verticalLayout_cb.count()):
    box = self.qt_window.verticalLayout_cb.itemAt(i).widget()
    print box

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[Erik Spellerberg]

You are absolutely right, it was hiding right there in front of me. Thank you very much!