QTableView: How to determine, if scrollbar shows up?

[andi456]

When a QTableView Instance is created dynamically according to configuration file, it seems that the scrollbar is not shown, while I still can use the mouse wheel to scroll through the table's content.

Are there any properties or similar to check, why the scrollbar does not show?

Kind regards,

Andreas

[JonB]

@andi456 said in QTableView: How to determine, if scrollbar shows up?:

When a QTableView Instance is created dynamically according to configuration file

You might show code for how you do this? I do not recall a scrollbar not being shown when it should be.

[andi456]

@JonB Why not? Depending on certain conditions in the config file, the following code would be used to instantiate a QTableView

tview = new QTableView(ContentWidget);
tview->setVerticalScrollBarPolicy(Qt::ScrollBarAsNeeded);

I haven't put it any layout so far. Maybe that's the problem?

[SGaist]

Hi,

That's the default policy.

Please provide a minimal compilable example that shows the behaviour.

[andi456]

@SGaist Ok, I'll do so, but it will take some time.

For now, maybe the following could be relevant. As the QTableView should be shown in the Tab of a QTabWidget instance, I had to create a baseWidget for the Tab and a contentWidget as its child for the QTableView instance.

Maybe I need to play around with the contentWidget or the baseWidget?

[SGaist]

@andi456 if you want to show only the QTableView in your tab, why not set it directly on it ?

[andi456]

@SGaist: After another look at my code, i found the error: The width of the QTableViews rectangle was too big.

Thanks for your help, anyway.

Kind regards,

Andreas