I have 2 checkboxes where I need them to work as follows:
If first one gets unchecked (enable project actors) and the second one was already checked (Allow using only..), it will get unchecked also. But when I check the first one, second one will stay unchecked. Alogn that, there is a boolean variable only_def_actors
which needs to be set to False
if second checkbox is unchecked.
I have tried this, but I am getting `TypeError: 'bool' object is not callable. I don't know which attribute should I change to make it work. Or maybe its easier to do?
In main.kv:
#defined id of checkbox to use in .py
only_def_act: only_def_actors
Label:
text: "Enable project actors"
CheckBox:
on_active: root.actors_checkbox_click(self, self.active)
active: True
Label:
text: "Allow using only defined actors"
CheckBox:
id: only_def_actors
on_active: root.only_def_actors_checkbox_click(self, self.active)
In main.py:
#defined variables
only_def_act = ObjectProperty(None)
actors_status = BooleanProperty(True) #this one is set to be checked by default
only_def_actors = BooleanProperty(False) #this one is set to be unchecked by default
# Callback for the checkbox
def only_def_actors_checkbox_click(self, instance, value):
if value is True:
self.only_def_actors = True
print("T")
else:
self.only_def_actors = False
self.only_def_act.active(False)
print("F")
# Callback for the checkbox
def actors_checkbox_click(self, instance, value):
if value is True:
self.actors_status = True
print("T")
else:
self.actors_status = False
self.only_def_actors_checkbox_click(instance, False)
print("F")
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