Ron_1st schrieb:
> On Wednesday 14 January 2009, Rolf-Werner Eilert wrote:
>
>> Thinking it over, I still feel that it should be the programmer's choice
>> what width the last column should have. Implementing it as an option
>> (Property: LastColumnStretch or so) would be nice, although it would add
>> to featurism of course.
>>
> I agree with this.
> A property to enable/disable the auto fill last column would be very nice
>
>
>
>> But nobody else here seems to be interested in this topic, and nobody
>> commented on my screenshots (or didn't the pictures get through?). So I
>> don't want to overstress this.
>>
> I found the screenshot explaining it just the right way.
>
>> On the other hand, imagine what this looks like when you start input
>> within such a table: a column only a single letter wide or a few, and
>> the input line reaches out so far to the right... That IS ugly, isn't it?
>>
>> Rolf
>>
>
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Ron_1st
>
Hi Ron,
just FYI, I found where it is and just switched it off. Here is what I did:
Download the source, unpack and ./configure.
Then look for <source-dir>/gb.qt/src/CGridView.cpp and open it in an
editor. Look for
void MyTable::updateLastColumn()
and quote the line
if (!_last_col_width)
as well as the two lines
if (((columnPos(n) ...
setColumnWidth(n, ...
by just setting a // at their beginnings.
Then make
and make install
and the feature has gone... :-)
Rolf
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