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Class derivated from QTableView, setcolumnwidth(col,width) doesn't do anything

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    wrote on last edited by A Former User
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    Hi,
    I have an object tableview from a class derivated from QTableView and SetColumnWidth(col,size) doesn't do anything.tableview has always the same size and each column has the same size and I cannot change that with setcolumnwidth.
    Is it because I use a custom delegate to paint one column and in the case of other columns I call ```
    QStyledItemDelegate::paint(painter, option, index);

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    What Can I do to change the size of each column ?
    tableview is inside a QGroupbox.and I use here Qt5.6.0.
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      Hi,
      I have an object tableview from a class derivated from QTableView and SetColumnWidth(col,size) doesn't do anything.tableview has always the same size and each column has the same size and I cannot change that with setcolumnwidth.
      Is it because I use a custom delegate to paint one column and in the case of other columns I call ```
      QStyledItemDelegate::paint(painter, option, index);

      ? 
      What Can I do to change the size of each column ?
      tableview is inside a QGroupbox.and I use here Qt5.6.0.
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      #2

      I have put

      else if (role == Qt::SizeHintRole) {
              switch(nColumn)
              {
                  case 0: return QSize(40,40);
                  case 1: return QSize(50,40);
                  case 2: return QSize(50,40);
                  case 3: return QSize(130,40);
                  case 4: return QSize(130,40);
                  case 5: return QSize(40,40);
                  case 6: return QSize(40,40);
              default:
                  break;
              }
      
      

      in the data and Headerdata method of my model class and it is better now because tableview is not too large anymore, but each column has always the same width although....

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        I have put

        else if (role == Qt::SizeHintRole) {
                switch(nColumn)
                {
                    case 0: return QSize(40,40);
                    case 1: return QSize(50,40);
                    case 2: return QSize(50,40);
                    case 3: return QSize(130,40);
                    case 4: return QSize(130,40);
                    case 5: return QSize(40,40);
                    case 6: return QSize(40,40);
                default:
                    break;
                }
        
        

        in the data and Headerdata method of my model class and it is better now because tableview is not too large anymore, but each column has always the same width although....

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        #3

        I have put that :

        if (qobject_cast<QHeaderView *>(parent()) != 0)
            {
             
                if ((index.column()==n_file)||(index.column()==n_execinfo))
                {
        
                width = 150;
                height =20;
                return QSize(width,height);
                }
                else return QSize(40,20);
            }
            else if (qobject_cast<QTableView *>(parent()) != 0)
            {
                QTableView *v = qobject_cast<QTableView *>(parent());
                width = v->columnWidth(index.column());
                height=v->rowHeight(0);
                return QSize(width,height);
        }
        

        in the overloading of the method sizehint of my delegate but it is useless...

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          I have put that :

          if (qobject_cast<QHeaderView *>(parent()) != 0)
              {
               
                  if ((index.column()==n_file)||(index.column()==n_execinfo))
                  {
          
                  width = 150;
                  height =20;
                  return QSize(width,height);
                  }
                  else return QSize(40,20);
              }
              else if (qobject_cast<QTableView *>(parent()) != 0)
              {
                  QTableView *v = qobject_cast<QTableView *>(parent());
                  width = v->columnWidth(index.column());
                  height=v->rowHeight(0);
                  return QSize(width,height);
          }
          

          in the overloading of the method sizehint of my delegate but it is useless...

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          #4

          I think I should use a QTableWidget without delegate and with multiple inheritance to set the width of each column.....

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