On Wed Jan 23 15:01:20 GMT 2008, Aaron Digulla wrote: > Vince Fulco schrieb: > > Dear PyQt experts- > > > > Can someone point me to a good working example of a QTableWidget with > > multiple sections built into one table. I.E. I would like to display > > raw observations, a set of summary data underneath it and a second set > > of different summary data underneath that. > > How about putting three different tables in a large scrollable canvas > and disable the scrollbars for each table? > > Or use an MDI-like approach where you put each table into it's own > window and add a button to arrange them below each other. That would > allow to scroll through the raw data, while comparing it to the summary > (which would be visible at the same time).
Or an "advanced" approach might be to put the data in a model as children of top-level items, then use a QTreeView to display it. The top-level items could be styled differently to resemble headers. That might be a bit tricky to implement if you're familiar with QTableWidget, though. It depends on whether you want to keep support for editing and table-like functionality, or whether the table is just there for display purposes. David -- David Boddie Lead Technical Writer, Trolltech ASA _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
