Grab idea from Amarok

[jiveaxe]

I'm working on a database application. In one of the dialog i use a qlistview to display the output of a query; it works good so.

Today, opening amarok I noticed the look of songs' list of a playlist; below the image:



it seems like a qlistview with multicolumn; am i right? And if yes, any idea on how make it?

Thanks

[DeepDiver]

Lokks like a QTableView to me.

[marcel]

Yes, a QTableView or QTableWidget with alternating row colors.

[jiveaxe]

But if I click the column's header in amarok it changes the order, while in qtableview it selects the entire column; the rows in amarok are thin; using tableView->setRowHeight(1,15) on a sample app gives me all equals rows (with standard height).

Bye

[jpn]

But if I click the column's header in amarok it changes the order, while in qtableview it selects the entire column

QTableView::setSortingEnabled()

[wysota]

To me it's a QTreeView (Qt4) or a QListView (Qt3) with top level children only.

[jiveaxe]

If I want to populate a qtableview with data from a database I have to write:

QSqlTableModel *model = new QSqlTableModel;
model->setTable("mytable");
model->select();
tableView->setModel(model);

QSqlTableModel *model = new QSqlTableModel;
model->setTable("mytable");
model->select();
tableView->setModel(model);

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Is it possible populate it with the result of a query ('select filed1,field2 of mytable')? How ?

Regards

[wysota]

Use QSqlQueryModel.

[Brandybuck]

To me it's a QTreeView (Qt4) or a QListView (Qt3) with top level children only.

It looks that way to me too. QTableView could have been used, but it is meant more for tables where all cells are all conceptually the same type. QTreeView is much better when you have rows of data with different fields.