Hi all,
this seems to come up a lot but I still don't have a routine for the
solution so I wanted to see what other thinks:
Task: write a table view for an unknown amount of rows, and each row
needs to have a progressbar and two buttons.
The progressbar is covered by a super simple custom paint method that
just fills the option rectangle (I found using
/QtGui.QApplication.style().drawControl /was too slow for a large amount
of rows and causes jerky resizing behaviour).
As for the buttons I am having the view's viewportEvent (event
type=QtCore.QEvent.Type.Paint) loop over the model's rows, checking each
row's visualRect() against the viewport.
If the row is currently visible I open a persistent editor for it,
otherwise I close the persistent editor.
The delegate's createEditor() method takes care of the required
signal/slot connections.
This seems to work ok, but still seems a bit jerky when resizing a large
window with lots o rows.
The other approach I am contemplating is to draw rendered buttons as
pixmaps into the cells and only swap them out for actual buttons on
mouse over.
I'm sure the latter will make things a lot snappier, so should be worth
the re-write?!
Does anybody have any input on this?
Cheers,
frank
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