On Saturday 09 October 2010, 14:43:19 Nick Gaens wrote:
> Hello everybody,
>
> When trying to "reset" a form, consisting out of some QLineEdits and
> QSpinBoxes, I use this small piece of code:
>
>
> for field in [self.customerDataLayout.itemAtPosition(row, 1) for row
> in xrange(0, self.customerDataLayout.rowCount())]:
> widget = field.widget()
> widget.clear()
> widget.setEnabled(False)
>
>
> The result is that all those QLineEdits and QSpinBoxes are in fact
> 'cleared' and disabled, but the side effect is that some sort of
> vertical line (cursor?) is drawn in each QLineEdit (see the
> attachment for a screenshot of this problem).
>
> Is this normal behavior? How do I disable this vertical line to be
> shown?
Hard to say with some code to experiment with. You might try:
- try:
widget.readOnly(True)
except AttributeError:
pass
before widget.setEnabled(False)
- use a two pass approach, where the loop with the
widget.setEnabled(False) body is called from a QTimer.SingleShot(0, )
- a mixture of these
Pete
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