Sorry, I don't know why this always happens to me.
Right after sending this I found that there was a questionable custom
sizeHint() implementation in the TableView() class which seems to have
cause the problem.
On 26/05/18 5:41 PM, Frank Rueter | OHUfx wrote:
Hi,
I may have adopted a bad habit and would like to get clarification
from some pros:
Once upon a time I was told (or assumed - I can’t remember), that
creating a widget without a parent is fine if you add it to the
parent’s layout straight away anyway.
E.g.:
|self.table = TableView() self.layout().addWidget(self.table) |
However, I am now looking at some code where the parent widget’s
default size is very different compared to it's size when I create
children with "self" as the explicit parent e.g.:
|self.table = TableView(self) self.layout().addWidget(self.table) |
The latter opens the parent widget too small, and I have to increase
it's height to show the entire table, the former opens up larger.
Is this to be expected? If so, where should I read up to understand
the logic?
Or is this unexpected behaviour and the two examples should yield the
same result?
Cheers,
frank
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