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The QHeaderView class provides a header row or header column for item views. More...
#include <QHeaderView>
Inherits QAbstractItemView.
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The QHeaderView class provides a header row or header column for item views.
A QHeaderView displays the headers used in item views such as the QTableView and QTreeView classes. It takes the place of the QHeader class previously used for the same purpose, but uses the Qt's model/view architecture for consistency with the item view classes.
The QHeaderView class is one of the Model/View Classes and is part of Qt's model/view framework.
The header gets the data for each section from the model using the QAbstractItemModel::headerData() function. You can set the data by using QAbstractItemModel::setHeaderData().
Each header has an orientation() and a number of sections, given by the count() function. A section refers to a part of the header - either a row or a column, depending on the orientation.
Sections can be moved and resized using moveSection() and resizeSection(); they can also be hidden and shown with hideSection() and showSection().
Each section of a header is described by a section ID, specified by its section(), and can be located at a particular visualIndex() in the header. A section can have a sort indicator set with setSortIndicator(); this indicates whether the items in the associated item view will be sorted in the order given by the section.
For a horizontal header the section is equivalent to a column in the model, and for a vertical header the section is equivalent to a row in the model.
A header can be fixed in place, or made movable with setMovable(). It can be made clickable with setClickable(), and has resizing behavior in accordance with setResizeMode().
A header emits sectionMoved() if the user moves a section, sectionResized() if the user resizes a section, and sectionClicked() and sectionHandleDoubleClicked() in response to mouse clicks. A header also emits sectionCountChanged() and sectionAutoResize().
You can identify a section using the logicalIndex() and logicalIndexAt() functions, or by its index position, using the visualIndex() and visualIndexAt() functions. The visual index will change if a section is moved, but the logical index will not change.
QTableWidget and QTableView create default headers. If you want the headers to be visible, you can use setVisible().
Note: Each header renders the data for each section itself, and does not rely on a delegate. As a result, calling a header's setItemDelegate() function will have no effect.
See also Model/View Programming, QListView, QTableView, and QTreeView.
The resize mode specifies the behavior of the header sections. It can be set on the entire header view or on individual sections using setResizeMode().
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| QHeaderView::Interactive | 0 | The user can resize the section. The section can also be resized programmatically using resizeSection(). The section size defaults to defaultSectionSize. (See also cascadingSectionResizes.) |
| QHeaderView::Fixed | 2 | The user cannot resize the section. The section can only be resized programmatically using resizeSection(). The section size defaults to defaultSectionSize. |
| QHeaderView::Stretch | 1 | QHeaderView will automatically resize the section to fill the available space. The size cannot be changed by the user or programmatically. |
| QHeaderView::ResizeToContents | 3 | QHeaderView will automatically resize the section to its optimal size based on the contents of the entire column or row. The size cannot be changed by the user or programmatically. (This value was introduced in 4.2) |
The following values are obsolete:
| Constant | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| QHeaderView::Custom | Fixed | Use Fixed instead. |
See also setResizeMode(), stretchLastSection, and minimumSectionSize.
This property holds whether interactive resizing will be cascaded to the following sections once the section being resized by the user has reached its minimum size.
This property only affects sections that have Interactive as the resize mode.
The default value is false.
This property was introduced in Qt 4.2.
Access functions:
See also setResizeMode().
This property holds the default alignment of the text in each header section.
This property was introduced in Qt 4.1.
Access functions:
This property holds the default size of the header sections before resizing.
This property only affects sections that have Interactive or Fixed as the resize mode.
Access functions:
See also setResizeMode() and minimumSectionSize.
This property holds whether the sections containing selected items are highlighted.
Access functions:
This property holds the minimum size of the header sections.
The minimum section size is the smallest section size allowed. If the minimum section size is set to -1, QHeaderView will use the maximum of the global strut or the font metrics size.
This property is honored by all resize modes.
This property was introduced in Qt 4.2.
Access functions:
See also setResizeMode() and defaultSectionSize.
This property holds whether the sort indicator is shown.
Access functions:
See also setClickable().
This property holds whether the last visible section in the header takes up all the available space.
The default value is false.
Note: The horizontal headers provided by QTreeView are configured with this property set to true, ensuring that the view does not waste any of the space assigned to it for its header.
Also note: If the value is set to true, this property will override the resize mode set on the last section in the header.
Access functions:
See also setResizeMode().
Creates a new generic header with the given orientation and parent.
Destroys the header.
Returns the number of sections in the header.
See also sectionCountChanged() and length().
This signal is emitted when the header geometries has changed.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.2.
Updates the changed header sections with the given orientation, from logicalFirst to logicalLast inclusive.
Returns the number of sections in the header that has been hidden.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.1.
See also setSectionHidden() and isSectionHidden().
Hides the section specified by logicalIndex.
See also showSection(), isSectionHidden(), hiddenSectionCount(), and setSectionHidden().
Returns the horizontal offset of the header. This is 0 for vertical headers.
Reimplemented from QAbstractItemView.
See also offset().
Initialize option with the values from this QHeaderView. This method is useful for subclasses when they need a QStyleOptionHeader, but don't want to fill in all the information themselves.
See also QStyleOption::initFrom().
Returns true if the header is clickable; otherwise returns false. A clickable header could be set up to allow the user to change the representation of the data in the view related to the header.
See also setClickable().
Returns true if the header can be moved by the user; otherwise returns false.
See also setMovable().
Returns true if the section specified by logicalIndex is explicitly hidden from the user; otherwise returns false.
See also hideSection(), showSection(), setSectionHidden(), and hiddenSectionCount().
Returns the length along the orientation of the header.
See also sizeHint(), setResizeMode(), and offset().
Returns the logicalIndex for the section at the given visualIndex position, or -1 otherwise.
See also visualIndex() and sectionPosition().
Returns the section that covers the given position in the viewport.
See also visualIndexAt() and isSectionHidden().
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
Returns the logical index of the section at the given coordinate. If the header is horizontal x will be used, otherwise y will be used to find the logical index.
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
Returns the logical index of the section at the position given in pos. If the header is horizontal the x-coordinate will be used to find the logical index; otherwise the y-coordinate will be used.
See also sectionPosition().
Moves the section at visual index from to occupy visual index to.
See also sectionsMoved().
Returns the offset of the header: this is the header's left-most (or top-most for vertical headers) visible pixel.
See also setOffset().
Returns the orientation of the header.
See also Qt::Orientation.
Paints the section specified by the given logicalIndex, using the given painter and rect.
You normally would not need to use this function.
Returns the resize mode that applies to the section specified by the given logicalIndex.
See also setResizeMode().
Resizes the section specified by logicalIndex to the size measured in pixels.
See also sectionResized(), resizeMode(), and sectionSize().
Resizes the sections according to the given mode, ignoring the current resize mode.
See also resizeMode() and sectionResized().
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
Resizes the sections according to their size hints. You should not normally need to call this function.
Restores the state of this header view. This function returns true if the state was restored, otherwise returns false.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.3.
See also saveState().
Saves the current state of this header view.
To restore the saved state, pass the return value to restoreState().
This function was introduced in Qt 4.3.
See also restoreState().
This signal is emitted when a section is automatically resized. The section's logical index is specified by logicalIndex, and the resize mode by mode.
See also setResizeMode() and stretchLastSection().
This signal is emitted when a section is clicked. The section's logical index is specified by logicalIndex.
Note that the sectionPressed signal will also be emitted.
See also setClickable() and sectionPressed().
This signal is emitted when the number of sections changes; i.e. when sections are added or deleted. The original count is specified by oldCount, and the new count by newCount.
See also count(), length(), and headerDataChanged().
This signal is emitted when a section is double-clicked. The section's logical index is specified by logicalIndex.
See also setClickable().
This signal is emitted when the cursor moves over the section and the left mouse button is pressed. The section's logical index is specified by logicalIndex.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.3.
See also setClickable() and sectionPressed().
This signal is emitted when a section is double-clicked. The section's logical index is specified by logicalIndex.
See also setClickable().
This signal is emitted when a section is moved. The section's logical index is specified by logicalIndex, the old index by oldVisualIndex, and the new index position by newVisualIndex.
See also moveSection().
Returns the section position of the given logicalIndex, or -1 if the section is hidden.
See also sectionViewportPosition().
This signal is emitted when a section is pressed. The section's logical index is specified by logicalIndex.
See also setClickable().
This signal is emitted when a section is resized. The section's logical number is specified by logicalIndex, the old size by oldSize, and the new size by newSize.
See also resizeSection().
Returns the width (or height for vertical headers) of the given logicalIndex.
See also length(), setResizeMode(), and defaultSectionSize().
Returns the size of the contents of the section specified by the give logicalIndex.
See also defaultSectionSize().
Returns a suitable size hint for the section specified by logicalIndex.
See also sizeHint(), defaultSectionSize(), minimumSectionSize(), and Qt::SizeHintRole.
Returns the section viewport position of the given logicalIndex.
If the section is hidden, this function returns an undefined value.
See also sectionPosition() and isSectionHidden().
This slot is called when sections are removed from the parent, logicalFirst and logicalLast signify where the sections are removed from. (logicalFirst and logicalLast will be the same if just one section is removed.)
Returns true if sections in the header has been hidden; otherwise returns false;
This function was introduced in Qt 4.1.
See also setSectionHidden().
This slot is called when sections are inserted into the parent, logicalFirst and logicalLast indexes signify where the new sections are inserted.
logicalFirst and logicalLast will be the same if just one section is inserted.
Returns true if sections in the header has been moved; otherwise returns false;
See also moveSection().
If clickable is true, the header will respond to single clicks.
See also isClickable(), sectionClicked(), sectionPressed(), and setSortIndicatorShown().
If movable is true, the header may be moved by the user; otherwise it is fixed in place.
See also isMovable() and sectionMoved().
Sets the header's offset to offset.
See also offset() and length().
Sets the offset to make the last section visible.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.2.
See also setOffset(), sectionPosition(), and setOffsetToSectionPosition().
Sets the offset to the start of the section at the given visualIndex.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.2.
See also setOffset() and sectionPosition().
Sets the constraints on how the header can be resized to those described by the given mode.
See also resizeMode(), length(), sectionResized(), and sectionAutoResize().
This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience.
Sets the constraints on how the section specified by logicalIndex in the header can be resized to those described by the given mode.
If hide is true the section specified by logicalIndex is hidden, otherwise the section is shown.
See also isSectionHidden() and hiddenSectionCount().
Sets the sort indicator for the section specified by the given logicalIndex in the direction specified by order, and removes the sort indicator from any other section that was showing it.
See also sortIndicatorSection() and sortIndicatorOrder().
Shows the section specified by logicalIndex.
See also hideSection(), isSectionHidden(), hiddenSectionCount(), and setSectionHidden().
Returns a suitable size hint for this header.
Reimplemented from QWidget.
See also sectionSizeHint().
This signal is emitted when the section containing the sort indicator or the order indicated is changed. The section's logical index is specified by logicalIndex and the sort order is specified by order.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.3.
See also setSortIndicator().
Returns the order for the sort indicator. If no section has a sort indicator the return value of this function is undefined.
See also setSortIndicator() and sortIndicatorSection().
Returns the logical index of the section that has a sort indicator. By default this is section 0.
See also setSortIndicator(), sortIndicatorOrder(), and setSortIndicatorShown().
Returns the number of sections that are set to resize mode stretch. In views this can be used to see if the headerview needs to resize the sections when the view geometry changes.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.1.
See also stretchLastSection and resizeMode().
Swaps the section at visual index first with the section at visual index second.
This function was introduced in Qt 4.2.
See also moveSection().
Returns the vertical offset of the header. This is 0 for horizontal headers.
Reimplemented from QAbstractItemView.
See also offset().
Returns the visual index position of the section specified by the given logicalIndex, or -1 otherwise. Hidden sections still have valid visual indexes.
See also logicalIndex().
Returns the visual index of the section that covers the given position in the viewport.
See also logicalIndexAt().
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