Transparency in Table/Tree View/WIdget with setAlternatingRowColors and Delegate
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@gde23
oK so it really just is the "editor" you new to render with.
That explains why it can be over scrollbar :)@mrjj
Ok :) so but what could be the reason? Or do you have any ideas for fixing it?EDIT: I've also tested some "compact mode" where i can remove the header from the cells, and the view will be shown without the cell headers.
When I switch to compact mode the artefacts stay there for a while and only dissapear after a few clicks or something.
So at that moment the editors arent even there any more. Could this be a timing problem maybe? -
@mrjj
Ok :) so but what could be the reason? Or do you have any ideas for fixing it?EDIT: I've also tested some "compact mode" where i can remove the header from the cells, and the view will be shown without the cell headers.
When I switch to compact mode the artefacts stay there for a while and only dissapear after a few clicks or something.
So at that moment the editors arent even there any more. Could this be a timing problem maybe? -
Dummy Delegate is just a normal widget with layouts on it that hold other widgets
DummyDelegat::DummyDelegat(QWidget *parent): QWidget(parent), m_compact_mode(false) { m_main_layout = new QVBoxLayout(); m_main_layout->setSpacing(2); m_main_layout->setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0); m_main_layout->setAlignment(Qt::AlignTop); this->setLayout(m_main_layout); m_header = new QWidget(this); m_header->setFixedHeight(12); m_main_layout->addWidget(m_header); m_header_layout = new QHBoxLayout(); m_header_layout->setContentsMargins(5, 0, 0, 0); m_header_layout->setSpacing(2); m_header->setLayout(m_header_layout); m_header_icon_label = new QLabel(this); m_header_icon_label->setFixedHeight(12); m_header_icon_label->setFixedWidth(12); m_header_layout->addWidget(m_header_icon_label); m_header_label = new QLabel(this); m_header_layout->addWidget(m_header_label); } -
Dummy Delegate is just a normal widget with layouts on it that hold other widgets
DummyDelegat::DummyDelegat(QWidget *parent): QWidget(parent), m_compact_mode(false) { m_main_layout = new QVBoxLayout(); m_main_layout->setSpacing(2); m_main_layout->setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0); m_main_layout->setAlignment(Qt::AlignTop); this->setLayout(m_main_layout); m_header = new QWidget(this); m_header->setFixedHeight(12); m_main_layout->addWidget(m_header); m_header_layout = new QHBoxLayout(); m_header_layout->setContentsMargins(5, 0, 0, 0); m_header_layout->setSpacing(2); m_header->setLayout(m_header_layout); m_header_icon_label = new QLabel(this); m_header_icon_label->setFixedHeight(12); m_header_icon_label->setFixedWidth(12); m_header_layout->addWidget(m_header_icon_label); m_header_label = new QLabel(this); m_header_layout->addWidget(m_header_label); } -
@gde23
Ok. I have no idea then
as its clearly the grey we see.I wonder one thing
You don't give it a parent when you new it -
so how do you avoid it having borders etc like a Window normally have?editor = new DummyDelegate( NO PARENT );
Also you could try to give it a parent to see if that keeps it inside
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@gde23
Ok. I have no idea then
as its clearly the grey we see.I wonder one thing
You don't give it a parent when you new it -
so how do you avoid it having borders etc like a Window normally have?editor = new DummyDelegate( NO PARENT );
Also you could try to give it a parent to see if that keeps it inside
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@mrjj I've tried setting the treeview as parent when creating the editor: No change :(
Anyway, thanks a lot for all the hints you gave. I'll really try to set up a minimal example now as soon as i find some time.
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@gde23
Hi
Ok that is very , very odd then.
You're welcome.
Im sure it has a rational explanation.
A minimal example would be good.! :)@mrjj Yeah :) I finally got it working with your help.
The trick is to first add the View as a parent for the DelgateEditor.
Now we still get the overlap. However now when you remove painter->setClipRect(option.rect); from paint() is does not paint into neighboring cells any more, so you do not need that line of code anymore and without that line of code the problem is gone :)Thanks again for all the help, I never would have come up with that idea. (And I still don't get why it did not work in the first place)
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@mrjj Yeah :) I finally got it working with your help.
The trick is to first add the View as a parent for the DelgateEditor.
Now we still get the overlap. However now when you remove painter->setClipRect(option.rect); from paint() is does not paint into neighboring cells any more, so you do not need that line of code anymore and without that line of code the problem is gone :)Thanks again for all the help, I never would have come up with that idea. (And I still don't get why it did not work in the first place)
