[Qt-interest] Widgets in your own Table?

[Peter]

Hello Bertwim,
have a look at Qt::DecorationRole within the model. This should do the 
job...

regards,
Peter

Am 11.03.2010 22:36, schrieb B.W.H. van Beest:
> Hi,
>
> This is actually a repost - as a previous attempt did not give me much
> help that I could use. Yet there must be many readers of this list who
> have done precisely what I'm trying to achieve.
>
> In short: I don't know how to display a table with at each (row,column)
> entry a QWidget. I would be *very* pleased if somebody could give me the
> code essentials how to achieve this. Please read on.
>
> Indeed very much like a QTableWidget, but not quit!
> I need to set my own (table) model, but as
> QTableWidget::setModel() is unaccessible (private), I cannot use the
> QTableWidget class.
> So I need to create my own version of a TableView (subclassed from
> QTableView),  that is capable to display the entry at each [row,column].
>
> I have tried many things, but all to no avail. I want to follow the
> model/view approach. Reading the source code of QTableWidget did not
> help me. Reading the documentation of what QItemDelegates are, suggested
> that this might be the way to go, by implementing the "paint" method.
> But that can't be true: that is much too low level (with painters etc.)
> I just want to display a widget!
>
> Obviously, I'm missing the clue of this model/view approach.
> Is there somebody who could give help me out of this?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Bertwim