Michael Wilson schrieb:
I have an application that I am trying to get to handle browser resize
events properly, to that end I'm attempting to implement that app as a
QxDockLayout.
I have a classic app setup, little menu on top, tree-view on the left,
tabs in the center with a table in one of the tabs. After fiddling
around getting the menu and tree view in the top and left panes
respectively and getting the tabs in the main area I've discovered that
when I refresh my table object although I can see via debug messages
that the table is being filled with data, no data is actually displayed
to the screen. If I set the background color to something obnoxious
(like red) for the table I can see it resizing to fit the dataset but I
still don't get any text displayed.
Anyone seen this type of behavior? If I remove my table and just .add
it to the document I can then see data but when added to the
QxDockLayout the data doesn't display. I can see the row count change
though. It's like the text isn't being painted in individual the
individual rows.
I'll try to distill this down to a test case tomorrow but just wondering
if anyone might know what this is.
This is easy.
The QxListView is the only widget which is currently buggy, if you use
it in complex layouts. If you search on the mailing list you found that
this is a already known bug, which seems not to be fixable using the
current layout implementation. You should add it directly to the
document and try to position it correctly, so it matches to the other
objects layouted by the QxDockLayout.
Sebastian
Mike
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