python - How to append an "checkbox" into dialog by using pywin32 -

i met problem here.
create dialog , add button code below,
because know constant "128" control "button" exsiting example
not know 1 can used "checkbox" or "radiobutton"?

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import win32ui import win32api import win32con pywin.mfc import dialog  # window frame , title dlg = [ [title, (0, 0, 300, 392), style, none, (8, "ms sans serif")], ] dlg.append([128, u"output", idc_btn_output, (142,56,50,14), win32con.bs_defpushbutton]) 

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according source code , documentation, dialog template here list first item pydlgtemplate instance followed series of pydlgitemtemplate instances.

the documentation says first member of pydlgitemtempalte structure:

[0] string/int : windowclass

the window class. if not string, must in integer defining 1 of built-in windows controls. if string, must pre-registered windows class name, built-in class, or clsid of ole controls. built-in classes include:

control type    string class name check box       button combo box       combobox command button  button header          sysheader32 label           static list box        listbox                 syslistview32 option button   button tab             systabcontrol32 text box        edit                 richedit tool bar        toolbarwindow32 tool tips       tooltips_class32                 tooltips_class tree view       systreeview32 

the built-in windows controls are:

integer value    window type 0x0080           button 0x0081           edit 0x0082           static 0x0083           list box 0x0084           scroll bar 0x0085           combo box 

so while could use integer constant 0x85 (or 133 decimal), i'd strongly recommend use string class name 'combobox' instead. these string names are, unsurprisingly, same built-in windows class names documented on msdn.