> On 10 Jun 2021, at 12:55, Turtle Creek Software <supp...@turtlesoft.com> > wrote: > > We have a QTableWidget with cells containing our QWidget subclasses. One of > them adds a temporary popup menu button and a scrolling list when clicked. > > They display OK, but clicking on them falls through to the cell widget behind > them. raise() didn't help. > > We can intercept all clicks and figure if they should go to a temporary > object, but is there an easier way to put something in front of a > QTableWidget and have it accept mouse clicks? > > Thanks, Casey McD
Hey Casey, Would be good to see some code. I assume your widget subclass handles mousePressEvent to show a toplevel QWidget of Qt::Popup type, and that popup widget displays a scrolling list (perhaps it is a QListView, or it contains a QListView, or it does everything itself)? Mouse events going to that popup should not propagate beyond it. Or are you not using a popup-type toplevel widget? If you have a completely custom widget for the scrolling list view, are you ignoring any events (they are accepted by default, the default implementation of QWidget::mousePress/ReleaseEvent ignores them to let them propagate through the hierarchy). Volker _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/interest
