edifice.TableGridView

class edifice.TableGridView(row_stretch=(), column_stretch=(), row_minheight=(), column_minwidth=(), **kwargs)

Bases: QtWidgetElement[QWidget]

Table-style grid layout displays its children as aligned rows of columns.

• Underlying Qt Widget QWidget

• Underlying Qt Layout QGridLayout

This component has similar behavior to an HTML table. Each column will be the width of its widest child. Each row will be the height of its tallest child.

Props

All props for QtWidgetElement plus:

Parameters:

• row_stretch (tuple[int, ...]) – n^th row stretch size in proportion to the n^th int in this list. See setRowStretch

• column_stretch (tuple[int, ...]) – n^th column stretch size in proportion to the n^th int in this list. See setColumnStretch

• row_minheight (tuple[int, ...]) – n^th row minimum height is the n^th int in this list. See setRowMinimumHeight

• column_minwidth (tuple[int, ...]) – n^th column minimum width is the n^th int in this list. See setColumnMinimumWidth

Usage

The only type of child Element allowed in a TableGridView is TableGridRow. Each TableGridRow establishes a row in the table, and may have children of any type of Element.

with TableGridView():
    with TableGridRow():
        Label(text="row 0 column 0")
        Label(text="row 0 column 1")
    with TableGridRow():
        Label(text="row 1 column 0")
        with VBoxView():
            Label(text="row 1 column 1")

If the TableGridRow s are added and removed dynamically then it’s a good idea to Element.set_key() each row.

Methods

__init__([row_stretch, column_stretch, ...])
register_ref(reference)	Registers provided Reference to this Element.
set_key(key)	Set the key of an Element.

Attributes

children	The children of this Element.
props	The props of this Element.
underlying	The underlying QWidget, which may not exist if this Element has not rendered.