Qt-interest Archive, November 2007
Resizing TableView based on Window Width
Message 1 in thread
What would the most appropriate approach be to set the width of a
tableview, actually the columns with the view) to resize or pin
themselves to the size of the window? Is this a matter or hooking up
some signals/slots between the window and the TableView? I basically
want the last column to size itself according to the size of the window.
Thanks for any help
Mike Jackson
IMTS.us
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Message 2 in thread
On 2007-11-05 10:57:30 -0500, Mike Jackson <imikejackson@xxxxxxxxx> said:
> What would the most appropriate approach be to set the width of a
> tableview, actually the columns with the view) to resize or pin
> themselves to the size of the window? Is this a matter or hooking up
> some signals/slots between the window and the TableView? I basically
> want the last column to size itself according to the size of the window.
>
>
> Thanks for any help
> Mike Jackson
> IMTS.us
Replying to my own message..
myTableView->horizontalHeader->setResizeMode(QHeaderView::Stretch);
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Message 3 in thread
QTableView::horizontalHeader()
QHeaderView::setStrecthLastSection(bool stretch)
Combination of those two functions should do the trick:
myTableView->horizontalHeader()->setStrecthLastSection(true);
chris burke
phone: 617-621-0060 x195
email: cburke@xxxxxxx
skype: chris.burke0
Mike Jackson wrote:
> What would the most appropriate approach be to set the width of a
> tableview, actually the columns with the view) to resize or pin
> themselves to the size of the window? Is this a matter or hooking up
> some signals/slots between the window and the TableView? I basically
> want the last column to size itself according to the size of the window.
>
>
> Thanks for any help
> Mike Jackson
> IMTS.us
>
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Message 4 in thread
On 2007-11-05 11:03:39 -0500, Chris Burke <cburke@xxxxxxx> said:
> QTableView::horizontalHeader()
> QHeaderView::setStrecthLastSection(bool stretch)
>
> Combination of those two functions should do the trick:
>
> myTableView->horizontalHeader()->setStrecthLastSection(true);
>
> chris burke
> phone: 617-621-0060 x195
> email: cburke@xxxxxxx
> skype: chris.burke0
>
>
>
> Mike Jackson wrote:
>> What would the most appropriate approach be to set the width of a
>> tableview, actually the columns with the view) to resize or pin
>> themselves to the size of the window? Is this a matter or hooking up
>> some signals/slots between the window and the TableView? I basically
>> want the last column to size itself according to the size of the window.
>>
>>
>> Thanks for any help
>> Mike Jackson
>> IMTS.us
>>
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That function must be in a newer Qt. I have 4.2.3. I guess I will have
to code it up myself.
Mike
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Message 5 in thread
On 2007-11-05 11:35:48 -0500, Mike Jackson <imikejackson@xxxxxxxxx> said:
> On 2007-11-05 11:03:39 -0500, Chris Burke <cburke@xxxxxxx> said:
>
>> QTableView::horizontalHeader()
>> QHeaderView::setStrecthLastSection(bool stretch)
>>
>> Combination of those two functions should do the trick:
>>
>> myTableView->horizontalHeader()->setStrecthLastSection(true);
>>
>> chris burke
>> phone: 617-621-0060 x195
>> email: cburke@xxxxxxx
>> skype: chris.burke0
>>
>>
>>
>> Mike Jackson wrote:
>>> What would the most appropriate approach be to set the width of a
>>> tableview, actually the columns with the view) to resize or pin
>>> themselves to the size of the window? Is this a matter or hooking up
>>> some signals/slots between the window and the TableView? I basically
>>> want the last column to size itself according to the size of the window.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks for any help
>>> Mike Jackson
>>> IMTS.us
>>>
>>>
>
> That function must be in a newer Qt. I have 4.2.3. I guess I will have
> to code it up myself.
>
> Mike
Ah.. copy and paste burns me again:
setStretchLastSection not
>> setStrecthLastSection
Thanks, that did what I wanted.
Mike
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