python - Inserting multiple QCheckBox into QTableWidget odd rows -

i'm trying create table 160 rows, , inserting qcheckbox every odd number of rows, on column 10. problem is, have create 80 qcheckbox (one each row, can separately assigned user)...

creating 1 one 80 qcheckbox objects 9 projects have nonsense!

is there way of doing loop? can't think of anything, searched answer , found nothing.

[...] # importing pyside pyside import qtgui, qtcore [...] # creating table class table(qtgui.qdialog):     def __init__(self, parent=none):         super(table, self).__init__(parent)         self.table = qtgui.qtablewidget()         self.table.setrowcount(160)         self.table.setcolumncount(10) # tricky part:         chkboxitem = qtgui.qtablewidgetitem()         chkboxitem.setflags(qtcore.qt.itemisusercheckable|qtcore.qt.itemisenabled)         chkboxitem.setcheckstate(qtcore.qt.unchecked)          chkboxitem2 = qtgui.qtablewidgetitem()         chkboxitem2.setflags(qtcore.qt.itemisusercheckable|qtcore.qt.itemisenabled)         chkboxitem2.setcheckstate(qtcore.qt.unchecked)          chkboxitem3 = qtgui.qtablewidgetitem()         chkboxitem3.setflags(qtcore.qt.itemisusercheckable|qtcore.qt.itemisenabled)         chkboxitem3.setcheckstate(qtcore.qt.unchecked) [...] # insert of them in table:         self.table.setitem(0, 10, chkboxitem)         self.table.setitem(2, 10, chkboxitem2)         self.table.setitem(4, 10, chkboxitem3)         self.table.setitem(6, 10, chkboxitem4)         self.table.setitem(8, 10, chkboxitem5)         self.table.setitem(10, 10, chkboxitem6)         self.table.setitem(12, 10, chkboxitem7) [...] 

this basic script creates ui containing 160*10 qtable , qpushbutton. every odd row, checkbox added in cell of 10th column. clicking on button displays list of state of checkboxes.

states:

• 0: unchecked
• 2: checked
• there state 1 don't remember used for, i'll check docs.

note:

this has been made using pyqt

code:

import math, sys pyqt4.qtcore import qt, qtimer pyqt4.qtgui import *  class mainwindow(qmainwindow):     def __init__(self, parent = none):         qmainwindow.__init__(self, parent)          #create basic ui         self.mainwidget = qwidget(self)         self.table = qtablewidget()         self.table.setrowcount(160)         self.table.setcolumncount(10)          self.button = qpushbutton("print stuff")          layout = qvboxlayout(self.mainwidget)         layout.addwidget(self.table)         layout.addwidget(self.button)          self.setcentralwidget(self.mainwidget)          self.button.clicked.connect(self.printstuff)         #################          #fill table          self.rowrange = range(0, self.table.rowcount(), 2)         in self.rowrange:             chkboxitem = qtablewidgetitem()             chkboxitem.setflags(qt.itemisusercheckable|qt.itemisenabled)             chkboxitem.setcheckstate(qt.unchecked)             self.table.setitem(i, 9, chkboxitem)         ###############      def printstuff(self): #you can remove this, testing purpose         print [(i+1, self.table.item(i, 9).checkstate()) in self.rowrange]  if __name__ == "__main__":      app = qapplication(sys.argv)     window = mainwindow()     window.show()     sys.exit(app.exec_())