A QPushButton is set 'asCheckable'. Whence toggled, a class bool is changed.
This altered bool allows a method in a different class to proceed, and upon completion of this outside method I need to return the button to its initial state, 'setChecked(False)'.
While I am able to return the class housed bool to its default state at the end of this external method, I am unable to externally access a method which un-clicks the button.
I assume its due to the arguments in the classes init, but these are necessary - and I'm wondering if there is another means to achieve the described workflow.
Related code snips below:
(command in question is distinguished at bottom of 'Class 2')
Class 1:
class shapeCSVeditor(QtGui.QDialog, QtGui.QWidget):
valueShare = []
rowOverride = False# <<=== equivalent to 'override' in 'Class 2'
def __init__(self, iface, fileName, editorType, parent=None):
super(shapeCSVeditor, self).__init__(parent)
self.iface = iface
self.editorType = editorType
self.fileName = filename
self.pushButtonSetBase = QtGui.QPushButton(self)
self.pushButtonSetBase.setText("Set Base Shape")
self.pushButtonSetBase.setCheckable(True)
self.pushButtonSetBase.toggled.connect(self.on_pushButtonSetBase_toggled)
self.layoutHorizontal.addWidget(self.pushButtonSetBase)
#some other things here...
@QtCore.pyqtSlot()
def on_pushButtonSetBase_toggled(self):
shapeCSVeditor.rowOverride = True
pass
def on_BaseRow_Changed(self):
self.pushButtonSetBase.setChecked(False)
return
Class 2:
class CSVModel(QtCore.QAbstractTableModel):
# Establish inital settings and branch processes
def __init__(self, iface, fileName, editorType, parent=None):
super(CSVModel,self).__init__()
self.propertiesFile = r'some file'
self.areaStressFile = r'some other file'
self.iface = iface
self.rows = []
self.editorType = editorType
self.loadCSV()
self.iface.mapCanvas().selectionChanged.connect(self.addRow)
# add rows to the TableView based on object selection(s) in Qgis.mapCanvas
def addRow(self):
override = shapeCSVeditor.rowOverride
selectedFeatures = selectedLayer.selectedFeatures()
if override:
for feature in selectedFeatures:
self.rows.pop(0)
feat_Attributes = []
feat_Attributes.extend([self.iface.activeLayer().name()+'_'+str(feature.id())])
feat_Attributes.extend(['',]*(len(self.header)-1))
self.beginResetModel()
self.rows.insert(0,feat_Attributes)
shapeCSVeditor.rowOverride = False
self.endResetModel()
shapeCSVeditor.on_BaseRow_Changed# <<<=== wrong-diddily!
break
PS - if parentheticals are added to the 'shapeCSVeditor()' 3 arguments are requisite as referenced in the Button class, and if parentheticals are added to 'on_BaseRow_Changed', the return is;
TypeError: unbound method on_BaseRow_Changed() must be called with shapeCSVeditor instance as first argument (got nothing instead)
What you are doing is strange. In python, the first argument of a class method is always the object itself. So, in your:
def on_BaseRow_Changed(self):
self.pushButtonSetBase.setChecked(False)
# return => This return is useless
if you don't provide an object then you can't access the pushbutton.
You didn't gave us all the code but I think you should provide your addRow
with the shapeCSVeditor
object that you want to update:
def addRow(self, shapeCSVObj):
override = shapeCSVObj.rowOverride
if override:
for feature in selectedFeatures:
self.rows.pop(0)
feat_Attributes = []
feat_Attributes.extend([self.iface.activeLayer().name()+'_'+str(feature.id())])
feat_Attributes.extend(['',]*(len(self.header)-1))
self.beginResetModel()
self.rows.insert(0,feat_Attributes)
shapeCSVObj.rowOverride = False
self.endResetModel()
shapeCSVObj.on_BaseRow_Changed()
break
Somewhere you must have a shapeCSVeditor
that is created. You should provide it to you outside class.
Hope this helps.