Hello everyone,
I would like to use a QTableWidget in my custom made feature form (ui file)
However, in qt designer I can't set the object names of the table's cell
widgets, and thus they are not recognized as feature input.
I tried to set the appropriate object names in my python init function,
Hi Thomas,
What are you trying to accomplish exactly?
If it's just the attributes for a single feature, would the use of a
layout (grid layout/form layout) be good enough instead of using a
table?
If you want to show attributes of more than one feature, would a
relation be what you want?
Hi Thomas
On 26.07.2014 14:52, Thomas Kreuzer wrote:
Hejhej Matthias,
it is really just a style issue, currently I am using the grid layout.
I just figured a QTableWidget looks nicer, but if it is too much
effort I won't use it.
I see, then you probably don't want to use it :-)
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Recently two topics were discussed on this list:
- development of SQL abstraction to support more advanced expressions
- reporting engine (scheduled for 2.8)
I imagine there are other ongoing big efforts to improve QGIS. Shouldn't
we have a wiki page (or else) where each main dev topic can be
