class_docstr: Do one of several things, depending on which button is pressed
  
  This setting consolidates several possible actions into one setting.
  Graphically, it displays as several buttons that are horizontally
  adjacent.
docstr: Initializer
  
  text - text to display to left of setting
  
  labels_and_callbacks - a sequence of two tuples of button label
  and callback to be called
  
  All additional function arguments are passed to the callback.
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code: def __init__(self, text, labels_and_callbacks, *args, **kwargs):
      """Initializer
  
      text - text to display to left of setting
  
      labels_and_callbacks - a sequence of two tuples of button label
      and callback to be called
  
      All additional function arguments are passed to the callback.
      """
      super(DoThings, self).__init__(text, "n/a", **kwargs)
      self.__args = tuple(args)
      self.__labels_and_callbacks = labels_and_callbacks
  
imports: from ._setting import Setting
label_desc: Use image node_id 1 to create a new DoThings object from inherited base classes: Setting with example: obj = DoThings(text, labels_and_callbacks)