Hello, I am new(ish) to PyQt and I am trying to build a simple app.
The app has several tables that I want to point to a single model (which will load and store all the data). Each table is responsible for displaying a different set of columns from the model. I.e. table 1 will show columns 1-4, table 2 columns 5-11, etc... The app does not know how many tables there will be ahead of time, nor does it know how many columns will be displayed in each table. Both of these are set by reading a config file. I have a version working where I use a QTableWidget and manually sync the data from the "model" (not actually a subclass of QAbstractTableModel). But there are some issues with this and, anyway, it isn't the "correct" way of working as far as I can tell. I really want to update the app to use the QAbstractTableModel (no delegates). I mostly understand the process and am pretty far along with one exception. How do I translate the "actual" column index in the table to the associated index in the model. I.e. if the user updates a cell in column 3 of the 2nd table, that might actually be a bit of data that is in column 7 of the model. I need to be able to map the table column to the model column and vice versa. So I am wondering, is there some way the table view can send along an offset every time it tries to send data to or from the model? If I can get that info, I can always translate inside the model and return/set the correct data. Thanks. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Question-regarding-single-model-and-multiple-views...-tp25691301p25691301.html Sent from the PyQt mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list PyQt@riverbankcomputing.com http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
