Encoding in the QTableView

[ro12man3]

@mrjj all this codes(10012, 10013 etc) are not in my DB. I will write them in the program or in the support *.txt file.
I make sql query, then I see the result in QTableView. On example, smth like that:
Toronto-----10012
New York-----10013

And I need convert that into the words. For example, 10012=Jackson, 10013=White, so the result must look so:
Toronto-----Jackson
New Yourk-----White

[mrjj]

ok. then you should look into a
QAbstractItemDelegate custom class.
like
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-itemviews-stardelegate-example.html
(here a value is mapped to some stars)

the delegate can change what is displayed.

So in ur case look up in some table the city name and display that instead.

You must read about
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5.5/model-view-programming.html

to understand the roles of model, view and delegate.

it's not an option to include the names in the DB?

[ro12man3]

@mrjj thank you, I will try.
No, I should solve the problem this way :)

[mrjj]

@ro12man3
ok. the first delegate can be slightly trick if u are not deeply into c++
as it involved subclassing and virtual function override.
looking at samples is a good idea.

[ro12man3]

@mrjj I have seen the link about star delegate, but I'm not sure how to edit that for me. Can you write simple code, please?
And what to do if I have 40 codes that I will need to change?

[mrjj]

@ro12man3
hi
Delegates are a bit involved to code so small samples is not so easy.'
The main concept for you would to be override
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5.5/qstyleditemdelegate.html#displayText
so when view ask how to show data , you can then
replace the ID with the correct text.

for 40 codes , you might need a lookup table as pure ifs
if ( ID == 1000) return "CITY";
will be a bit verbose :)

[SGaist]

Hi,

You should build a hash of your data and use it to map your numbers to your city.

[ro12man3]

@SGaist if I understand you correctly, I need to use QHash, yes?

[mrjj]

@ro12man3
hi yes QHash would be fine
http://www.bogotobogo.com/Qt/Qt5_QHash.php

[ro12man3]

@mrjj thank you very much! But how integrate that with QTableView?

[mrjj]

@ro12man3
well when u create your delegate object
you also give it a Hash list with the town names.
so in displayText()
it can look up in the list the name to use from the number from DB.

[ro12man3]

@mrjj unfortunately, it doesn't work. I read that for solving that problem I need to change TableView to TableWidget and use QTableWidgetItem. How to change the numbers in that variant?

[mrjj]

@ro12man3 said:

How to change the numbers in that variant?

Hi Im not sure what you ask about ?

QTableWidgetItem is not a variant.

[ro12man3]

@mrjj well... I talk about how to make changing the numbers to text in my tableview(or widget). I wrote

QHash< int, QString> hash;
 hash.insert(100, "Jackson");

and it doesn't change nothing in the table

[SGaist]

Where's that hash located ?
Did you set your custom QStyledItem delegate on the correct column of your QTableView ?
Are you sure that the volume contains the correct values ?

[ro12man3]

@SGaist this is the code

void MainWindow::on_pushButton_clicked() // I click and the quiery result is showing in the qtableview
{
QSqlQueryModel * model = new QSqlQueryModel(0);
QHash< int, QString> hash;
 hash.insert(100, "Jackson");
model->setQuery("select city-codes from country");
ui->tableView->setModel(model);
}

[SGaist]

That hash is destroyed at the end of on_pushButton_clicked

[ro12man3]

@SGaist so what I need to do for the correct changing values in my tableview?
Where I need to write the QHash function?

[SGaist]

Either in your QStyledItemDelegate or as @mrjj suggested pass it to the delegate e.g. at construction time.

[ro12man3]

@SGaist what will be more simple? Cause I don't know how to make that. Sorry about my not big skills in qt