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How to keep horizontalScrollBar at the rightmost side?

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  • feiyuhuahuoF Offline
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    feiyuhuahuo
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    I have a QScrollArea, and every time I push a button, a new QLabel will be added into it.
    4cfc616a-af63-4ed0-a1ed-470a8fb29dfa-image.png
    I tried these codes to keep the horizontalScrollBar at the rightmost side, but there's still some sapce left and thus the newest added QLabel can not show completely.

        def button_back(self):
            self.marquees_layout.addWidget(self.marquee_label())
            aa = self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().maximum()
            self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().setValue(aa)
    
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    • feiyuhuahuoF feiyuhuahuo

      I have a QScrollArea, and every time I push a button, a new QLabel will be added into it.
      4cfc616a-af63-4ed0-a1ed-470a8fb29dfa-image.png
      I tried these codes to keep the horizontalScrollBar at the rightmost side, but there's still some sapce left and thus the newest added QLabel can not show completely.

          def button_back(self):
              self.marquees_layout.addWidget(self.marquee_label())
              aa = self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().maximum()
              self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().setValue(aa)
      
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      JonB
      wrote on last edited by
      #2

      @feiyuhuahuo
      I wonder whether: you have just added a new widget, but perhaps Qt has not yet recalculated the layout for that and so it has not adjusted horizontalScrollBar().maximum() to be a bigger value?

          def button_back(self):
              print(self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().maximum())
              self.marquees_layout.addWidget(self.marquee_label())
              print(self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().maximum())
      

      Does the second print() show a greater value or the same value?

      You might test the principle by moving the horizontalScrollBar().setValue(horizontalScrollBar().maximum()) into a QTimer::singleShot(), which you set off after the addWidget(), to give it time to show and adjust the scrollbar for the new widget. If that works you can then find a better way of recognising the added widget.

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      • feiyuhuahuoF Offline
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        feiyuhuahuo
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        @JonB said in How to keep horizontalScrollBar at the rightmost side?:

        QTimer::singleShot()

        @JonB
        I tried your code, and the second value is the same as the first one.
        I also tried code:

            def print_max(self):
                print(self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().maximum())
        
            def button_back(self):
                QTimer.singleShot(50, self.print_max)
                self.marquees_layout.addWidget(self.marquee_label())
                QTimer.singleShot(50, self.print_max)
                QTimer.singleShot(50, self.print_max)
                QTimer.singleShot(50, self.print_max)
        

        All the values are the same.
        And yet I also tried:

            def button_back(self):
                self.marquees_layout.addWidget(self.marquee_label())
                # aa = self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().maximum()
                self.main_ui.scrollArea.horizontalScrollBar().setValue(99999)
        

        The result is the same. There's still some space left and the space is always just for a Qlabel.

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