> > However, implementing a paint function that draws the contents of a
> > normal QWidget is not as simple as I imagined. And after I get
> > painting to work, I'd like the widgets to actually *work*
> as well (I'm
> > looking for a progress bar, text and a web link and some icons).
>
> Right. That might make things more difficult. It suddenly
> occurred to me that you could use QListWidget for your view
> and call setItemWidget() for each item, but you may encounter
> problems depending on how many widgets you have and how
> dynamic they are:
>
> http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/qlistwidget.html#setItemWidget
I must be doing something wrong. I create my gui this way:
QListWidget*theListView = new QListWidget(this);
setCentralWidget(theListView);
QListWidgetItem* theItem1 = new QListWidgetItem(tr("t1"),
theListView );
theListView->addItem(theItem1);
theListView->addItem(tr("t2"));
theListView->addItem(tr("t3"));
QWidget* theWidget1 = new QWidget();
QHBoxLayout* theLayout = new QHBoxLayout(theWidget1);
theWidget1->setLayout(theLayout);
theLayout->addWidget( new QPushButton(tr("a"), theWidget1));
theLayout->addWidget( new QLabel(tr("b"), theWidget1));
theWidget1->setSizePolicy(QSizePolicy::Minimum,QSizePolicy::Minimum);
theWidget1->adjustSize();
theListView->setItemWidget(theListView->item(1), theWidget1);
theListView->setItemWidget(theListView->item(2), new
QPushButton(tr("ttt")));
And only the pushbutton shows, the other widget doesn't. (I tried to
replace theWidget1 with a 'MyWidget' from
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.4/tutorials-tutorial-t4.html but that didn't
help either.)
Arnt
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