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I use QCheckBox in QTableWidgetCell QWidget *widget = new QWidget(); QCheckBox *checkBox = new QCheckBox(); QHBoxLayout *layout = new QHBoxLayout(widget); layout->addWidget(checkBox); layout->setAlignment(Qt::AlignCenter); layout->setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0); widget->setLayout(layout); table->setCellWidget(0, 0, widget); How can I change cell background? The code: widget->setStyleSheet("background-color: red"); works fine but you need to set the style for every container widget you add to your table: So in order to see the change you need the following code: QWidget *widget = new QWidget();

I'm developing a GUI with PyQt. The GUI has a qListWidget, a qTableWidget, and a plot implemented with Mayavi. The list refers to shapes that are plotted (cylinders and cones for example). When a shape is selected in the list, I want the shape's properties to be loaded into the table (from a dictionary variable) and the shape to be highlighted in the plot. I've got the Mayavi plotting working fine. Also, if the table is edited, I need the shape to be re-plotted, to reflect the new property value (like for a cylinder, if the radius is changed). So, when a list item is selected -> update the

I want to associate additional data with each QTableWidgetItem inserted into the table, in order to use that data in future, when it is being clicked on a table item. But that data should not be visible. How can I do that? richardwb You can use QTableWidgetItem::setData() like so: setData(Qt::UserRole, myData); // set Where myData is a supported QVariant type. You can use QTableWidgetItem::data() to retrieve the value that you store. If you need more than one you can use Qt::UserRole + 1, + 2, and so on ( Qt::UserRole is "The first role that can be used for application-specific purposes.", you

One cell in each row of a QTableWidget contains a combobox for (each row in table ... ) { QComboBox* combo = new QComboBox(); table->setCellWidget(row,col,combo); combo->setCurrentIndex(node.type()); connect(combo, SIGNAL(currentIndexChanged(int)),this, SLOT(changed(int))); .... } In the handler function ::changed(int index) I have QComboBox* combo=(QComboBox*)table->cellWidget(_row,_col); combo->currentIndex() To get back a copy of the combobox and get the new selection. But I can't get the row/col. None of the table cellXXXX signals is emitted when an embedded item is selected or changed and

I am using PyQt for a simple application that reads from a log file with JSON formatted strings, and outputs them nicely in a table. Everything is working as expected except when I try to emit a signal from a 'load' function. This signal is picked up by the main window, in a slot designed to resort the table with new information. Without the signal emitted, the table populates fully and properly: By uncommenting the self.emit so that the signal IS emitted, the table ends up being incomplete: As you can see in the first image, the table is NOT sorted, but all fields are populated. In the second

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