[SOLVED] QStyleOptionViewItem draw text ?
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what exactly do you mean?
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Ok i'll explain in detail,
The background color(yellow/red) of the lineEdit changes based on the validator and the current text. The tableview cell should render the same palette/effect of the lineEdit.
The lineEdit is initialized/editable when a particular cell is clicked. I need to set the same effect for a particular cell. For the tableView each cell contains an object of a class that stores the property like text/palette etc.
Eg I need to render something like
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ok, but why do you want to draw a line edit instead of using a real qlinedit widget?
pro: works our of the box like a qlineedit should
con: may cause performanceOr why do you want to draw a QLineEdit widget at all and not just simply the text with a background color?
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[quote author="raven-worx" date="1371554769"]ok, but why do you want to draw a line edit instead of using a real qlinedit widget?
pro: works our of the box like a qlineedit should
con: may cause performance
[/quote]I can't use setInexWidget() performance drops heavily !!!
bq. Or why do you want to use a QLineEdit widget at all?
The lineEdit is initialized in the createEditor(). what else you recommend ?
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just draw the text with a simple background is enough for you?
How do you exactly change the background color of the line edit when the QValidator fails? By Stylesheet?
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thats why i asked ;)
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One more question I would like to ask , is there anyway we can get the background-color of the lineEdit which is set through stylesheets like in the above image the yellow color is set through stylesheet.
Anything like
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try QPalette::Background
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[quote author="Sam" date="1371730152"]and if we are setting the background-color through stylesheets then also its not possible to retrieve the value ?[/quote]
AFAIK: indeed not. The style sheets are not exposed through the public API other then setting them on a widget or the application.I'd love to be proven wrong on this one though!
