QCombobox remove checkbox

[marcel]

Then it must be a bug in the style somewhere.
Probably a wrong condition in an "if" statement, and there you have your checkboxes.

Just saying... I am not sure exactly if that is the error, but the style is definitely to blame.

Regards

[ucomesdag]

Seems that setting any style on Linux generates check boxes with QCombobox.
When using view() it seems to set all possible option, I noticed a big scroll Button on top and bottom of the list with all other styles...
If someone has a hint or way to get rid of them or set the width of the list without using view() ....

[marcel]

Could you post an example reproducing the problem?
Or at least a portion of your code? For example, where do you create and initialize the combo box.

AFAIK, Jpn did something like this( a custom combo with checkable items ), just because it did not existed by default.

So, I say it again, it is pretty weird.
Check this out: http://jpnurmi.kapsi.fi/blog/2007/07...-2007/#respond

Regards

[ucomesdag]

Could you post an example reproducing the problem?
Or at least a portion of your code? For example, where do you create and initialize the combo box.

AFAIK, Jpn did something like this( a custom combo with checkable items ), just because it did not existed by default.

So, I say it again, it is pretty weird.
Check this out: http://jpnurmi.kapsi.fi/blog/2007/07...-2007/#respond

Regards

The original code:

QComboBox comboBox = new QComboBox(this);
comboBox ->setGeometry(geometry);
comboBox ->setEditable(false);
comboBox ->setFrame(false);
comboBox ->setMaxVisibleItems(itemsCount);
comboBox ->view()->setMinimumWidth(width);

QComboBox comboBox = new QComboBox(this);
comboBox ->setGeometry(geometry);
comboBox ->setEditable(false);
comboBox ->setFrame(false);
comboBox ->setMaxVisibleItems(itemsCount);
comboBox ->view()->setMinimumWidth(width);

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This fixed the check box thing but has some weird scroll issues:

QListView *view = new QListView;
view->setAutoScroll(false);
view->setMinimumWidth(width);
 
QComboBox comboBox = new QComboBox(this);
comboBox ->setGeometry(geometry);
comboBox ->setEditable(false);
comboBox ->setFrame(false);
comboBox ->setMaxVisibleItems(itemsCount);
comboBox ->setView(view);

QListView *view = new QListView;
view->setAutoScroll(false);
view->setMinimumWidth(width);

QComboBox comboBox = new QComboBox(this);
comboBox ->setGeometry(geometry);
comboBox ->setEditable(false);
comboBox ->setFrame(false);
comboBox ->setMaxVisibleItems(itemsCount);
comboBox ->setView(view);

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Btw. The parent widget has setStyle(QStyleFactory::create("plastique"));