Unsolved Seeking workaround for TableView contentX|contentY bug when hiding columns
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I found a rather serious bug where
TableView.contentX
andTableView.contentY
gets corrupted when you hide and reshow columns or rows (bug report here). I'm looking for a workaround since this makes it impossible to use overlay items.More specifically, resizing the width of a
TableView
withcolumnWidthProvider
results in thecontentX
property having the wrong value. The following video demonstrate how the red rectangle, which has a fixedx
of zero, jumps to the right as you resize theTableView
:import QtQuick 2.14 import QtQml.Models 2.14 import Qt.labs.qmlmodels 1.0 TableView { id: table Timer { // Just resize the table twice on init to programatically reproduce the bug. // comment this entire item out to reproduce the bug with manual window resizing. id: timer interval: 1 running: true repeat: true property int count: 0 onTriggered: { if(count == 0){ table.width = 400 } else if(count == 2) { timer.running = false } count++ } } // This "overlay" element doesn't stay put as it should since `x` is always zero. // https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-tableview.html#overlays-and-underlays Rectangle { width: 20 height: table.contentHeight color: 'red' } onWidthChanged: { table.forceLayout() print('contentX', contentX) // shows that contextX does not match what is displayed. } // Bug happens when a zero-width column changes to a positive-width column. // So expand the table from less than 200 width to greater than 200 width to corrupt contentX. columnWidthProvider: function(col) { if(table.width > 200) { return 40 } else { return col % 2 == 0 ? 0 : 60 // change the `0` width to `1` and the bug doesn't happen } } delegate: Rectangle { implicitHeight: 30 border { width: 1 } Text { text: display } } model: TableModel { TableModelColumn { display: 'col_1' } TableModelColumn { display: 'col_2' } rows: [ { col_1: 'cell 1', col_2: 'cell 1' }, ] } }
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For what it's worth, emitting
modelReset
from the model does seem to reset the corruption, but then you loose any view state, scroll positions, etc.