I have a QFormLayout where the left widgets are QLabels and there are different types of correct widgets when the mouse has a form line someone I also want to inform me if I enter the section , so I can display the description of that row in my status bar.
Currently I have a Qualable subclass called the Hauvrebal label that displays "mouse-oriented" and "mouse left" signals (emitted in the pre-release of my interview and request aven). It works, but:
- The margins between the rows do not trigger the signal
- (left-aligned) does not trigger the location on the left of the label
- widgets do not trigger signal on the right because I do not bother subclass all
signals
Qt-blessed attitude for this kind of problem?
Some things that I can think of:
- Create a widget for the parent of the formulas that all the mouseover events (mouse tracking?) And checks that the mouse is in a row Has entered.
- Convert formatting to a QVBoxLayout, and create rows in a few custom widgets, such as formrovolites that handle both hover events and form-alignment content.
Neither is very good.
I have the first two solutions quite good, and with some work it is in the reusable subclass of QFormLayout Can be separated.
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