Thank you, this is much closer to where I need to be...
The issue is (and this is the part that you don't know, because I
didn't tell you!) is that I later need to call methods on
"self.checkbox1", for instance:
self.checkbox1.GetValue()
to determine if the box is checked or not.
I should have included that piece in the initial problem description;
my apologies.
Then translate the above to
self.checkboxes[1].GetValue()
The point of all this is the following: If you have a variable (even if
not changing often, or being globally configured) number of objects,
it's a good idea to keep them around in a list.
Even if you need specific parameters for the checkboxes, it would most
probably be better to do it like this
checkbox_args = [
("name", parameter, ...),
("other_name", other_parameter, ...),
]
for parameters in checkbox_args:
checkboxes.append(Checbbox(*parameters))
If you know on the other hand that you will have 10 checkboxes which
have all a defined meaning, it might be better to use a meaningful name
for them, like:
self.create_backup = Checkbox(...)
self.perform_authorization = Checkbox(...)
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