A toggle button in the toolbar

[shaise]

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If GetDefaultCommand is not there the first command is toggled, otherwise you can control which other command to toggle. And if you want to have an exclusive group but no toggled command then GetDefaultCommand must be implemented to return a number out of range, e.g. -1.

Great!
Thanks for the fast response.

shai

[ebrahim raeyat]

Thanks. I have some commands for view the objects. How can I check other icons status when user clicks on any icon?
how can I set last state of each icon when restart FreeCAD? is there and easy way?
when I change the WB and select it (activate it) again, only first icon appears and others did not shown. there is no icon in there.

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[wmayer]

How can I check other icons status when user clicks on any icon?

If there should be only one button checked at a time then you can use a QButtonGroup

If you need the status of other buttons for internal calculations then put the buttons into a data structure where you can easily access them.

when I change the WB and select it (activate it) again, only first icon appears and others did not shown. there is no icon in there.

I guess you have a Workbench class. Re-implement the Activated() and Deactivated() functions where you restore and save the current status of the buttons, e.g. in a suitable parameter group.

[ebrahim raeyat]

Thanks @wmayer

If there should be only one button checked at a time then you can use a QButtonGroup

No, each icon can act individually.

If you need the status of other buttons for internal calculations then put the buttons into a data structure where you can easily access them.

Thank you so much. I implemented it as below:

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class OSAFEViewGroupCommand:
    def __init__(self):
        self.icon_status = {}
        for command in self.GetCommands():
            self.icon_status[command] = True

    def GetCommands(self):
        return (
            "OSAFE_wireframe_views",
            "OSAFE_view_basefoundation",
            "OSAFE_view_columns",
            "OSAFE_view_beams",
            "OSAFE_view_slabs",
            "OSAFE_view_foundations",
            "OSAFE_view_design_layer_a",
            "OSAFE_view_design_layer_b",
            "OSAFE_view_punch",
            "OSAFE_view_arch_wall",
        )  # a tuple of command names that you want to group

    def Activated(self, index):
        command = self.GetCommands()[index]
        self.icon_status[command] = not self.icon_status[command]
        wireframe = self.icon_status["OSAFE_wireframe_views"]
        show_base_foundation = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_basefoundation"]
        show_column = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_columns"]
        show_beam = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_beams"]
        show_slab = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_slabs"]
        show_foundation = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_foundations"]
        show_design_layer_a = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_design_layer_a"]
        show_design_layer_b = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_design_layer_b"]
        show_punch = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_punch"]
        show_arch_wall = self.icon_status["OSAFE_view_arch_wall"]

I guess you have a Workbench class. Re-implement the Activated() and Deactivated() functions where you restore and save the current status of the buttons, e.g. in a suitable parameter group.

I will examine this if I understand you!