Multiple Bool on same "row"

[RJTabassi]

#1 Thank you for making this, literally made my month.
#2 I am trying to add a series of bool/checkbox's next to each other on same "row"/ horizontally, is this possible? If so, how?

Basically:
Mon () Tues () Wed () Thur () Fri () Sat() Sun()

Thank you

[fgallaire]

Hello @RJTabassi, what you want to do is not currently possible.

The problem is that each new feature needs a new syntax and we try to keep formlayout as simple as possible to be easy to learn and to remember.

[fgallaire]

Checkout the rowbool branch and tell me:
https://github.com/PierreRaybaut/formlayout/tree/rowbool

[RJTabassi]

@fgallaire This is great thank you. I can successfully populate the 3. @fgallaire Is the limitation 3 checkbox's? I definitely understand if we are working under the size constraints and I will shift my design to accommodate my users.

[fgallaire]

@RJTabassi not sure to understand your problem. There are 3 items in the example but there is no # limitation, just add as much items you want.

[fgallaire]

The first element is the "binary string" who codes the check state of the checkboxes.

[RJTabassi]

My apologies, I failed to set the binary values after 0h to include greater than 3 values. I just saw my error this morning. This works fantastically, thank you. A suggestion would be to note that for every desired checkbox there needs to be a corresponding default 0 or 1 after 0h or 0v, in the advanced example you have generously provided. Thank you again!

[fgallaire]

@RJTabassi I'm thinking about a "default" to make checkboxes easier to use. Do you think default should be all checkboxes unchecked, or all checkboxes checked ?

[fgallaire]

@RJTabassi I have updated the rowbool branch, tell me if this matches your needs.

[RJTabassi]

This is really awesome. For anything I am personally running, I will be utilizing this. On my distributed build, I was forced to utilize a different gui system I can get to "compile" into an executable with cx_freeze. With the way you implemented this and then the way I implemented this to my users, it is much more intuitive and creates less user feedback. When I have time to rub together, I plan on trying to find a way to get it to build, if/when it does I will share the solution.

Much appreciated.