GridLayout problems
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I'm having two related problems with
GridLayoutobjects, both revolving around the use ofLayout.fillWidthandLayout.fillHeightto get constant sized cells that their contents can anchor themselves to. I believe they also apply toRowLayoutandColumnLayoutFirst, some of my children use
Layout.columnSpanorLayout.rowSpan. But when I do this, even though the extra columns or rows are "occupied", thefillWidthorfillHeightdoesn't seem to apply to the extra columns or rows. If this is W.A.D, I can't imagine why anyone would D. it this way--it looks like a bug to me. My "solution" is to create dummy items that force the other columns or rows to be filled. But this isn't without its problems. For instance, if I have aGridLayoutwith five columns, and I want to attach a child that is five columns wide (say as a title in the top row), and some of the columns are otherwise unoccupied, I can create a dummyItemwith itsLayerproperties set to occupy those columns. But if I can't find a row in which there isn't something already spanning those columns, then the item clashes with one of the real items I want to display. This "works", but it produces an error message in the log, e.g.,QGridLayoutEngine::addItem: Cell (0, 4) already taken.BTW, I've found that I only need to insert enough dummy single-cell items to define all the grid boundaries. In the above example, I'd need a dummy in columns 1 and 3, because that's enough to define boundaries 0-1, 1-2, 2-3, and 3-4:
0 1 2 3 4 +---------------------------------------+ | colSpan = 5 | +-------+-------+-------+-------+-------+ | dummy | | dummy | +-------+ +-------+Second, I specify a
spacingon theGridLayout, but sometimes I want a double-wide gap, so I treat that as just another row or column that has nothing in it, and that should therefore have a zero height or width. But when I do that, I don't get the extra spacing--it acts as if the row or column just doesn't exist. Again, W.A.D.? But why? My "solution" is to place a dummyIteminto the empty row with itsLayout.fillWidthset, but obviously notLayout.fillHeight(or the opposite for an empty column).These are pretty ugly hacks, they junk up the source code, and they're error-prone. Does anyone have any better ideas on how to do either of these things? Does anyone think they could be called bugs?
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@Lucinda183 WTF?
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Hi,
It was spam.