ANd why do you need QTableWidget? If you want to place several QLineEdits in a row use QHBoxLayout. In more than one row use QGridLayout.
ANd why do you need QTableWidget? If you want to place several QLineEdits in a row use QHBoxLayout. In more than one row use QGridLayout.
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1. I would like it to look like a grid ( possibly with vertical header, but horizontal header is a must) and user has to have the ability to resize columns when "grabbing" in between two header cells.
2. I would like to know what's going on and how to control tab traversal order (as I can't find anything in the docs and I can't google anything useful).
QLabels with QSplitters and QLineEdits could be your header and a whole view. You can even make it in Designer when you can easily set the tab order
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