Add QPushButton to QTableWidget cell without using QTableWidget::setCellWidget

JonB

@hbatalha
:) He is your man. He should be delighted to see you wanting to abandon setCellWidget() in favour of QStyledItemDelegate! But he is doubtless a busy man, he will be around soon....

hbatalha

@JonB yeah that's because of his warning that I noticed how slow 'setCellWidget()` was.

JonB

@hbatalha Hi will like you even more for that :)

Christian Ehrlicher

So why not simply use a QStyledItemDelegate as already said. There are a lot of examples around how to use this...

hbatalha

@Christian-Ehrlicher I couldn't one example that handled signals mentioned in the OP.

Christian Ehrlicher

What's wrong with QAIM::activated() or clicked() ?

hbatalha

@Christian-Ehrlicher isn't that for the table cells instead of a widget like QPushButton?
I don't understand how that would work to solve the OP issue.

VRonin

@hbatalha said in Add QPushButton to QTableWidget cell without using QTableWidget::setCellWidget:

@JonB Yeah I have been waiting on his answer here too.

Sorry, I was away for a few days, answered on the previous thread

JonB

@VRonin
You are also wanted pretty desperately over at https://forum.qt.io/topic/131508/avoid-not-responding-when-adding-rows-to-qtablewidget/28, though I fear we may be fighting a losing battle, but it's funny/instructional to read....

VRonin

@JonB said in Add QPushButton to QTableWidget cell without using QTableWidget::setCellWidget:

@VRonin
You are also wanted pretty desperately over at https://forum.qt.io/topic/131508/avoid-not-responding-when-adding-rows-to-qtablewidget/28, though I fear we may be fighting a losing battle, but it's funny/instructional to read....

Given the same OP and very similar problem I'd say https://forum.qt.io/post/687439 addresses it too

JonB

@VRonin
As he pleases, if he sees this (unless you want to refer him to that from there). He doesn't seem to want to change, and thinks other things are at fault too, so it's probably a losing battle...