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Anyone know Qt tables?
Sevorak
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Qt4. I'm writing a very basic spreadsheet program for displaying data from my company's other products in a specific format using a QTableView. One of the requirements is to be able to filter any column by any string contained in the column, ie only rows that have the selected string in them will be displayed. I have this working by using the first row as the row where the user picks the strings to filter with, similar to Excel and OpenOffice. The only problem is that the row scrolls with the table view, and I haven't been able to find a way to make it stay in place, which is possible in Excel. Not sure if it is in OpenOffice. Has anyone been able to get a single row in a QTableView to stay visible while the rest of the rows scroll normally?
If I could use anything besides Qt I would, but this is the GUI library my company uses. It seems nice for a while but then, "Wait, I have to write a custom method to do that? What the ef?" and "What do you mean that method isn't virtual?!" and "What the hell were they thinking?" Ugh.
If I could use anything besides Qt I would, but this is the GUI library my company uses. It seems nice for a while but then, "Wait, I have to write a custom method to do that? What the ef?" and "What do you mean that method isn't virtual?!" and "What the hell were they thinking?" Ugh.
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