On Tue Oct 3 21:35:03 MEST 2006, Dave S wrote: > (1) I used to use self.tableitem.setSpan(2,2) to join 2 X rows together in > QT3 I then wrote text in a large font with a different coloured background > to differentiate different sections of my QTable. > > Googling I found > > http://lists.trolltech.com/qt4-preview-feedback/2006-09/thread00172-0.html > > So setSpan() still exists in QT4 but apparently not in PyQt() ? I have read > & re-read the docs (got headache - got asprin!) Is there an alternative ?
It's in Qt 4.2. There may be a workaround, depending on what you need. You'll have to explain what you want to display, but it may not be possible to make it look the same as in Qt 3. > (2) I used to use self.table1.setColumnStretchable(0, 1) to fill my QTable > no matter what size. I Have googled and found a reference or two but no-one > seems to know how to replace it. > > At the moment I am thinking about a bodge of ... signal: re-size > QTableWidget -> slot: get QTableWidget size -> calculate and re-size columns > but there has to be a better way - any suggestions ? Take a look at either the stretchLastSection property or setResizeMode() method in QHeaderView. You can obtain the table's headers with the horizontalHeader() and verticalHeader() methods. David _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [email protected] http://mats.imk.fraunhofer.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
