Encoding in the QTableView

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

SGaist

In your QStyledItemDelegate, read your file and build the hash with its content. Then in your displayText reimplementation return _hash.value(value.toInt(), tr("Not found"));

mrjj

@ro12man3
hi
Starting with models and view are not best intro to Qt.
They are very powerful but does demand some c++ skills and reading the docs.

Sometimes code is easier to understand so I made u sample with @SGaist help.

It has a list of names and if it sees Lars, it replaced it with BANNED.
For your code, you will use the hash to look up the name from the code.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vsiqjrr41jhafqo/myfirstview.zip?dl=0

the key points to understand is:
we make a new class to override the default behaviour

class MyDelegate : public QStyledItemDelegate {
public:
MyDelegate(QObject* parent)
: QStyledItemDelegate(parent) {}
virtual QString displayText(const QVariant& value, const QLocale& locale) const;
};

We set this delegate ONLY to the column we need.

ui->tableView->setItemDelegateForColumn(0, new MyDelegate(this));

the displayText is the key function.:

QString MyDelegate::displayText(const QVariant& value, const QLocale& locale) const {
if (value.toString().compare("Lars") == 0) // if found
return "BANNED";
else
return value.toString(); // else just return data unchanged
}

Here u will replace the city-code with names using the hash.

Hope this helps you.

ro12man3

@mrjj ohhh thank you! It works!! Thank you very much.

But I have 40 values that I will need to change(if it will be in quiery result).

I can't write 40 "else if".. "else if"... "else if".... That's unlogic.
I need to write all that values in support *.txt file(or another, the main is a simple format for editing), cause if I will write all that values in the program and then I will need to add new values...That's will be very uncomfortable.

I see the method of the working the function so:
The function is searching the values(from *.txt file) that has a quiery result. If it will find, then it will change to another every value.

But...how make that in reality?

mrjj

hi
it sounds like your best way would to read in
the text file to a hash.
and use that hash in displayText
I agree, using if for 40 values would be nasty :)

How does your text file look like?

ro12man3

@mrjj I didn't create that file, cause I have no idea. Well, every variant will be good. The main is the working code :D

Do you think that *.txt file should looks so:

hash.insert("123", "Jack Sparrow");
hash.insert("134", "Elvis Presley");
hash.insert("201", "Walter White");
........

?

mrjj

@ro12man3
Hi
For me it sounds like you would have a text file with
1000, NAME1
1001, NAME2

so when u see int 1000, u want "NAME" etc.

So your task is to look at QFile and read in a text file with your format and stuff it into a hash.
Then use it.

ro12man3

@mrjj ok, I understand how to read the file and search the values. I don't understand another thing.
On example=, the function will read the .txt file and it will find some value. Let it be 2900.
In txt file it will be looking:
2900, "Jackson"

How to convert to "Jackson"? I don't know how to write that in a hash. How the hash will look the "convert value"?

mrjj

@ro12man3
say
u define the hash like
QHash<int, QString> Hash;
it means we use int as key and get string as result
so
QString Name=hash[2900];
would give us "Jackson" in name;

please read doc on how it works.
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qhash.html

so you would read all lines from text file and insert into hash.