how to save Qtablewidgte table to a row in sqlite

[mrjj]

Hi
Well you just loop the row/cols and take data.
https://forum.qt.io/topic/23764/save-qtablewidget/10

[A Former User]

@mrjj
i use CellWidget "Qspinbox"
and the function that you mentioned it is not working to get the values of the spinbox

[mrjj]

@davidlabib
well you must get the text from the widget then.
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qspinbox.html#cleanText-prop

[A Former User]

@mrjj

i know how to get the value of the spinbox the probilm is there is alot of spinboxes

in each row the user inserts it will make new spinbox

[elfring]

i know how to get the value of the spinbox the probilm is there is alot of spinboxes

• Would you like to reduce the number of used input control objects for your selected data set anyhow?
• How do you think about restructure the shown source code example a bit more?

[A Former User]

@elfring

void Invoices::on_barcodeIN_returnPressed()
{
    QSqlQuery qry;
    qry.exec("SELECT NAME, UNITPRICE FROM DRUGS WHERE BARCODE='"+ui->barcodeIN->text()+"'");
    //qry.exec("SELECT NAME, UNITPRICE FROM DRUGS WHERE\""+ui->barcodeIN->text()+"\"");
    if(qry.next())
    {
        QString name = qry.value(0).toString();
        QString unitprice = qry.value(1).toString();
        float unitpriceint = qry.value(1).toFloat();
        int x = ui->tableTW->rowCount();
        ui->tableTW->setRowCount(x);
        ui->tableTW->insertRow(x);
        QLabel *drugNameLB = new QLabel(name);
        QSpinBox *quantitySB = new QSpinBox();
        QSpinBox *saleIN = new QSpinBox;
        saleIN->setMinimum(0);
        saleIN->setMaximum(100);
        QDateEdit *expireDE = new QDateEdit();
        QLabel *pharPriceLB = new QLabel(unitprice+" LE");
        QLabel *pubpriceLB = new QLabel(unitprice+" LE");
        float yy = unitpriceint - unitpriceint*(saleIN->value()/100);
        pharPriceLB->setText(QString::number(yy) + " LE");
        ui->tableTW->setCellWidget(x,0, drugNameLB);
        ui->tableTW->setCellWidget(x,1, quantitySB);
        ui->tableTW->setCellWidget(x,2, saleIN);
        ui->tableTW->setCellWidget(x,3, expireDE);
        ui->tableTW->setCellWidget(x,4, pharPriceLB);
        ui->tableTW->setCellWidget(x,5, pubpriceLB);
        QObject::connect(saleIN, SIGNAL(valueChanged(int)), this, SLOT(tee(int)));
        ui->barcodeIN->clear();
    }
}

what i want is to convert something like that

to something like that

saving the table in one row separated by ';'
but the problim is that i use cellwidget
i don't know how to get the value of spinbox in specific row

[SGaist]

Hi,

QTableWidget::cellWidget is likely what you are looking for.

[A Former User]

@SGaist

can you write me an example of how can i get the value of the spinbox in a variable

[SGaist]

Something along the lines of:

QSpinBox *spinBox = qobject_cast<QSpinBox *>(myTableWidget->cellWidget(rowNumber, columnNumber);
if (!spinBox) {
    qDebug() << "Wrong type of cell widget";
    return;
}
int cellValue = spinBox->value();

[elfring]

qry.exec("SELECT NAME, UNITPRICE FROM DRUGS WHERE BARCODE='"+ui->barcodeIN->text()+"'");

I suggest to use a prepared query instead of constructing the selection in a questionable way.

ui->tableTW->setRowCount(x);

• I guess that it will help to use a reference variable for the relevant table.
• How do you think about to work with a specific class for the records?
• Could it be that the use of the class “QTableView” would be more appropriate than “QTableWidget” (together with a customised data model)?

saving the table in one row separated by ';'

• Do you really need to concatenate selected values into an enumeration for each field?
• Can it be nicer to keep the filtered records separate?