it exits some object like that?

Hi,

I would like to do a objetc like a table. it exits some he object or control like this:

http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/7...rrillah.th.jpg

I can't see anything on the picture but if you want a table there is QTableView and QTableWidget. Anyway please don't link to images from external sites, use the attachment feature of the forum instead.

Hi again,

Sorry for the link.

I try to explain better. In my project I would like a control like the tv guide of mythtv where you can select a program and you can scheduling the recording automatically. This is exactly what I need.
But I don't know how could I do this.

Any ideas?
Many thanks and sorry for my english!

I don't use MythTV so I have no idea how the thing you want looks, sorry.

I'd say what has already been suggested (QTableView or its friend, QTableWidget) is about the best your going to get.

You could try using the QTableWidget with one column for each 30 minute (or whatever) period in the day, and one row for each station. Use a QTableWidget item for each show and place it in the right cell of the table, and span cells for the duration. Provide separate next/previous day controls. There are signals that can be used to update a program details panel as the user moves the focus around the table.

A problem arises with shows that don't align nicely with 30 min cells. Have a look at how MythWeb handles those; perhaps it can be translated into Qt.

A totally different approach would be to draw the schedule grid manually, with much finer granularity but also more complexity. You could perhaps do it with a QGraphicsScene.

MythWeb could translate directly on to something that QtWebKit might handle.

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Originally Posted by ChrisW67

You could try using the QTableWidget with one column for each 30 minute (or whatever) period in the day, and one row for each station. Use a QTableWidget item for each show and place it in the right cell of the table, and span cells for the duration. Provide separate next/previous day controls. There are signals that can be used to update a program details panel as the user moves the focus around the table.

A problem arises with shows that don't align nicely with 30 min cells. Have a look at how MythWeb handles those; perhaps it can be translated into Qt.

A totally different approach would be to draw the schedule grid manually, with much finer granularity but also more complexity. You could perhaps do it with a QGraphicsScene.

MythWeb could translate directly on to something that QtWebKit might handle.

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Hi again!
I'm tryng but it's very complexity.
I do a qTable to split with every cell every 30 minutes, and other qTable for every Station. But when the show doesn't align with 30 min cells I do comparaisons every 15 minutes but I must do a lot of "if...". to many difficult to me.

Anyway many thanks for your ideas.