Issue
I'm currently working on a list which I'd like to have set up in a grid style and was curious how I could go about that. I don't believe a table will work because I'd like to have it formatted like this:
option option option option
option option option option
option option option option
option option option option
~4 options per row and no further information split into columns where each row represents a single ListWidgetItem.
Solution
You're looking for something like this (explanation is inline):
QListWidget *listWidget = new QListWidget;
//Dynamically adjust contents to viewport size.
listWidget->setResizeMode(QListView::Adjust);
//Forces the layout into a grid (64x64 is an arbitrary value).
listWidget->setGridSize(QSize(64, 64));
//As an alternative to using setGridSize(), set a fixed spacing between items in the layout:
listWidget->setSpacing(someInt);
//This sets the Flow to LeftToRight, which is more natural in a grid.
listWidget->setFlow(QListView::LeftToRight);
Play with these properties in Qt Designer. Start by setting QListView::Flow
and going from there until you get the behavior you desire.
Answered By - jonspaceharper
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