I have a minimum example here of a QTableView widget that displays a long string that I want word wrapped when I start the app. When I run the above I get this but when I resize the window manually just slightly, I get what I’m expecting How would I get the second image as the state when the app
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Why does QTableView have blank margins and how can I remove them?
The following PyQt program produces a window containing a QTableView with a margin space to its bottom and right (but not top and left) – even though the main-window is told to adjust itself to its contents size: I was expecting to see: If I increase the size of the window from the original position, I see: What is the
Control display of gridlines and borders in header of QTreeView
(W10 platform) What I’m trying to get (I was asked to produce a target outcome, with Gimp): What I currently get: MRE: What I’m trying to do here is 1) change the grid lines in the horizontal header; 2) put a solid line of some kind between the header and the data rows of the table. Uncomment my attempts if
How to inject widgets between QHeaderView and QTableView?
I would like to display widgets between the QHeaderView and the rest of the QTableView, like in the example picture below (created with Photoshop), as this seems like a natural way to enable input for filtering columns. Does anybody have any ideas of how to inject widgets inbetween? Answer Below is a demo of a FilterHeader class that I wrote
How to delete row/rows from a qtableview in pyqt?
I am using QStandardItemModel for my qtableview. here when I am trying to delete the row selected(i.e. model.removeRow() ) I am getting a error” TypeError: argument 1 of QAbstractItemModel.removeRow() has an invalid type”. I have searched a lot for the correct way of deleting a selected row/rows in qtableview of pyqt. However, I am not able to delete the selected