Display Problem

[yuvaraj.yadav]

Thanks for your replies....

I am learning the c++.

Here I used the list widget...

I need 20 rows ....

still it is not displaying the my frame within listwidget

Tweet *tweet = new Tweet(this);
  for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++ ) {
  ui->listWigdet->setIndexWidget(item(i)->index(),tweet);
}

Tweet *tweet = new Tweet(this);
  for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++ ) {
  ui->listWigdet->setIndexWidget(item(i)->index(),tweet);
}

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please find my Tweet class code in attachment...

please help me

[faldzip]

there is nothing helpful in those files you attached. And they are usind some .ui file which is not attached, and where all the gui is. Can you just attach your files? Files where you want to use that Tweet? For example what the item(int index) function come from?

I am learning the c++.

So learn it a little bit more on some simple examples and then try something more complex. Because we see you have a lack of basic C++ knowledge even with very simple C++ statements, so we can paste some working code for you but you will not understand major part of it! without a proper C++ knowledge...

[yuvaraj.yadav]

Thanks for your reply....

I will continue my learning with complex examples of c++.

Here i have attached the files....


please help me

[faldzip]

first of all this is quite weird to me (I'd rather use QStandardItemModel as member variable):

class MainWindow : public QMainWindow, QStandardItemModel

class MainWindow : public QMainWindow, QStandardItemModel

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but this way it can maybe work too... But:

MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent)
    : QMainWindow(parent), ui(new Ui::MainWindowClass)
{
	ui->setupUi(this);
	setVisible(true);			// 1
	qDebug() << " list view";
	Tweet *tweet = new Tweet();	// 2
	for (int i = 0; i < 24; i++ ) {
		tweet->resize( ui->listWidget->width() , tweet->height() );
		item(i)->setSizeHint(tweet->size());	// 3
		ui->listWidget->setIndexWidget(item(i)->index(),tweet);		// 4
	}
}

MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent)
    : QMainWindow(parent), ui(new Ui::MainWindowClass)
{
	ui->setupUi(this);
	setVisible(true);			// 1
	qDebug() << " list view";
	Tweet *tweet = new Tweet();	// 2
	for (int i = 0; i < 24; i++ ) {
		tweet->resize( ui->listWidget->width() , tweet->height() );
		item(i)->setSizeHint(tweet->size());	// 3
		ui->listWidget->setIndexWidget(item(i)->index(),tweet);		// 4
	}
}

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this constructor it's problem in your case. And your problem is not that it's not showing frame, but it's crashing because of segmentation fault!. And segmentation fault is commonly the error caused by bad code - means you can't write it in way it can work (and it is n C and C++, Qt don't do seg faults by itself) - back to the old story - learn some C++...
But ok, I can explain your errors.
In line marked as "// 1" you are calling setVisible(true); it's not an error maube but you are also calling show in main() finction which shows your main window - and that the way it should be, so just delete that line.
In line marked as "// 2" - you created a Tweet, but it's just one Tweet. You want to have 24 same Tweets in list?
Ok, and now you start for loop. Tell me how many items is in your model at the start of the for loop? Don't guess. You can check it easily. You don't event have to check it. Just think for a moment and please post how many items is in your model at the start of the for loop? And wysota asked you for it once and it was few days ago so maybe you found any way to do that in those days.
When you found the answer, then try to tell me what happens in line marked as "// 3".
If it's to difficult for you to open the Assistant (usually typing "assistant" in run command window (shortcut: WinLogo + R) is enough to run it) and searching there something about QStandardItemModel you can just click on this link: QStandardItemModel::item() and read the only sentence there about that method.
Finally, tell me also how many time the line "// 4" is reached/executed in your application?
Good luck in answers searching!

[yuvaraj.yadav]

Hi

Thanks for your reply...


if delete the SetVisible (true) line ....... Simple my project is executed and nothing it showed ,even mainwindow too.

Here

My point of view

i need 24 items (rows)

My loop execute execute //line4 24 times, so i get 24 rows of tweets


If you don't mistake me can you provide me sample code...

It help for me to analyze and referring purpose...

I am struggling this issue last one week.

Thanks

Yuvaraj

[yuvaraj.yadav]

In line 3 i am going to set every Item(row) width asequal as tweet resized width

[faldzip]

i need 24 items (rows)

My loop execute execute //line4 24 times, so i get 24 rows of tweets

Wrong.
Your line "// 4" is executed exactly 0 times. Why? because your app crashes one line earlier, because:
Your model contains exactly 0 items.
What you trying then is to set size hint in 24 items but they don't exist. Where are you creating items? I answer for you this time: there is NO LINE of code in your app where you create item. So if you would take a look into docs and see what QStandardItemModel::item() method does, you would see that it returns 0 in your case, bacause there are no items at all. And how do you imagine setting size hint to NULL pointer?
You have to insert items to the model first, and then you can access items by item() method.

[faldzip]

if delete the SetVisible (true) line ....... Simple my project is executed and nothing it showed ,even mainwindow too.

Because it crashes even before MainWindow is showed.

[yuvaraj.yadav]

Thanks

Totally i confused . I referred the QArstractViewModel::item().....

There we set the rows and columns .....Here My tweets going to set row by row according to loop....

Already I asked you ,can you provide me one sample example ....

or where can i get sample example ......

Thanks

Yuvaraj R

[faldzip]

Dude, you are not creating items any where.
What are doing is that you want to get the pointer to an item:

item(13);

item(13);

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this will return the pointer QStandardItem * to the item in row = 13. Then you want to assign some widget (your Twitt) to that item. How can you do this if you model is empty?
In your code you are not inserting items to the model. You are setting size hints to item which DON'T EXIST. There is no item at row = 13. There is no item in row = 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5... So how do you want to set the size hint to those items? How do you want to assign widgets to those items? You are getting NULL pointer (do you know whats that? please confirm!) and you want to set size hint to this. The ONLY result of that is segmentation fault! You have to insert some items to the model! There are several ways to do that. Just take a look in QStandardItemModel docs and/or some Qt Examples & Demos - for exapmle appendRow() method would be useful. The sample code is already on your hard drive for that last week, so why you can't just check in docs how you can insert an item to the model?
It takes less time than a week to get thorugh the examples and docs.

[yuvaraj.yadav]

Thanks my Guru....


Now I understood my mistake.......


Here my code according to you......

Tweet *tweet = new Tweet(this);
QStandardItem *newItem = new QStandardItem;
QStandardItemModel ::appendRow(newItem);
ui->listWidget->setIndexWidget(newItem->index(),tweet);

This one is displaying empty mainwinow only...

[faldzip]

okey, now you know how to put items to the QStandardItemModel.
But... your QStandardItemModel has nothing to do with your QListWidget... Change QListWidget to QListView, and than you have to set your model to list view, so the view knows what to display.