Showing PANIC alarms in a TaurusForm

This recipe creates an instance of the PANIC (PyTango Alarm System) Api; then it uses the taurus library to display all active alarms in a Taurus-Form widget (see screenshot):

import taurus,PyQt4,panic
from taurus.qt.qtgui.panel import TaurusForm
qapp = PyQt4.Qt.QApplication([])

#Obtain all alarm attributes (get_attribute() returns just attr name, with full=True returns device/attr)
alarms = panic.api()
all_alarm_attributes = [a.get_attribute(full=True) for a in sorted(alarms.values())]

#Then create a taurusform and display the attributes
tf = TaurusForm()
tf.setWindowTitle('My Alarms')
tf.setWithButtons(False)
tf.addModels(all_alarm_attributes)

from taurus.qt.qtgui.display import TaurusBoolLed
for attr in sorted(all_alarm_attributes):
  #Get the widget in the form linked to this alarm attribute
  widget = tf.getItemByModel(attr)
  #Replacing the default Led in forms by a TaurusBoolLed
  widget.setReadWidgetClass(TaurusBoolLed)
  #Assigning RED as ON/True color
  widget.readWidget().setLedColor('RED')

tf.show()
qapp.exec_()

The code I pasted should display something like the attached screenshot.