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Qt-jambi-interest Archive, January 2007
QTableWidget with no headers

Message 1 in thread

hi,
is there any of removing the headers from a QTableWidget table?
I tried to the set the headers to null but with no success...

thanks in advance
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Message 2 in thread

Hi, Borja.

Borja Martín wrote:

>is there any of removing the headers from a QTableWidget table?
>I tried to the set the headers to null but with no success...
>  
>

You can hide the headers:

    QTableWidget w = new QTableWidget();
    w.verticalHeader().hide();
    w.horizontalHeader().hide();


-- Eskil
Message 3 in thread

Hi,

I have a referring doubt to the QTGenerator, I would like to know if it
exists some things in C++ that can not be converted for Java. If it will
have to know if it has some found solution already. 

Best Regards.

Michel Andrade de Souza
TECNOLOGIA
TOTVS S.A
michel.andrade@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Message 4 in thread

Michel Andrade de Souza wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have a referring doubt to the QTGenerator, I would like to know if it
> exists some things in C++ that can not be converted for Java. If it will
> have to know if it has some found solution already. 

Hi Michel,

The Qt Jambi Generator currently supports the parts of C++ that exists 
in the Qt/C++ library, which means it supports quite a lot. The only 
part of C++ that we do not support is the standard template library 
(stl) as Qt provides its own container classes which we mapped into Java 
in our own way.

best regards,
Gunnar
Message 5 in thread

Hi,

I have a referring doubt to the QTGenerator, I would like to know if it
exists some things in C++ that can not be converted for Java. If it will
have to know if it has some found solution already. 

Best Regards.

Michel Andrade de Souza
TECNOLOGIA
TOTVS S.A
michel.andrade@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Message 6 in thread

Michel Andrade de Souza wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have a referring doubt to the QTGenerator, I would like to know if it
> exists some things in C++ that can not be converted for Java. If it will
> have to know if it has some found solution already. 

Hi Michel,

I answered this question on 04.01.2007. Did you not get my reply?

See message 4 in the thread:
http://lists.trolltech.com/qt-jambi-interest/2007-01/thread00005-0.html

best regards,
Gunnar