building a basic grid (urgent)

[sattu]

You need to have your own model attached to the table view. You may use QStandardItemModel.

Ok fine. I have to use that class. But how do i insert the field names like ID, NAME, ADDRESS and then the corresponding values for it? So many commands are there, i'm confused to use which one for which?

[marcvanriet]

Hi,

You could also use a QTableWidget. Then you can very easily first define the colums using the editor in Qt Designer. Then in your program you can loop over all your records and add rows to the tablewidget.

Best regards,
Marc

[sattu]

thanks, but i did it in a slightly different way after seeing the example of "custom sort/filter model".

With regards,

[wysota]

But how do i insert the field names like ID, NAME, ADDRESS and then the corresponding values for it?

For the former use QStandardItemModel::setHorizontalHeaderLabels(). For the latter use QStandardItemModel::appendRow()