LOL, no, not my cup of tea, thank you...
But I appreciate all work that goes into making this PyQt thing fun to use!
And you correctly surmise, that 'setGeom' in there was just for testing,..
Cheers!
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...not sure if this is the proper or elegant way, but I found a
workaroundby setting minWidth and minHeight
self.widget.setMinimumWidth(minW)
self.widget.setMinimumHeight(minH)
...then, once inserted into the TreeWidget, it retains it's height, and
isn't clipped...
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On Wednesday 01 February 2012, 20:47:01 JPolk wrote:
...not sure if this is the proper or elegant way, but I found a
workaroundby setting minWidth and minHeight
self.widget.setMinimumWidth(minW)
self.widget.setMinimumHeight(minH)
...then, once inserted into the TreeWidget, it
So after tinkering with this a bit more, I'm in another conundrum, lol...
When I replace the 'child-table' (QTableWidget) with another kind of
widget,
and give a size using 'setGeometry'...the solution no longer works...
Why is that? What am I doing wrong, Pete?
Greetings All,
Doing some prototyping where I have a simple QTreeWidget with 3 items.
Each item has 3 simple children.
Using QTreeWidget.setItemWidget()I set/insert a simple QTableWidget into
a child of one of the tree's parent items (first column)
The problem is that the child-table
On Tuesday 31 January 2012, 00:07:24 James Polk wrote:
Greetings All,
Doing some prototyping where I have a simple QTreeWidget with 3
items. Each item has 3 simple children.
Using QTreeWidget.setItemWidget()I set/insert a simple
QTableWidget into a child of one of the tree's parent
Whoo! That did it, Peter!!
Thank you, Sir! tips hat I owe you another beer!
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