Bernard Li a �crit :
Yes, that's right.I am still getting the same behavior on FC2 (I will test it again tonight at home).
Just to clarify, your fix will make the column size auto-adjust (in the beginning), but it doesn't mean you can adjust them, right?
I invite you all to take a look at the script OpderTable.pm (lib/Qt), lines 63 to 93. You can run the Wizard and them modify the file and launch STEP 0. Then, you can close the window, modify the file again and re-run STEP 0 (there's no nead to re-load everything, just in case you don't know).
Previously we had just the "first" (1) column auto-adjustable. Today I
adjustColumn(1);
fixed each column as auto-adjustable.
adjustColumn(1); # Auto-set width of columns
adjustColumn(2);
adjustColumn(3);
adjustColumn(4);
You can also try "setColumnStretchable", etc.
As I never had problems visualizing this, it's a little difficult to see where the problem is.
I will wait for your repports. Cheers, -- Fernando Laudares Camargos
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