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h2. Name

*qsetheaderlabels* — set column headers in a QTreeWidget

h2. Syntax
{panel:|borderStyle=solid|borderWidth=1|bgColor=#FFFFAA}

*qsetheaderlabels* \[_treewidget_] _headers_ 

{panel}

h2. Description

The *qsetheaderlabels* command sets the columns headers in a [QTreeWidget]. The labels must be provided as a Tcl list. The QTreeWidget may be given as the first argument, or else the current widget (assuming it is a QTreeWidget) will be used. 

{note} 
No items can be added to a treewidget before the header columns are in place.
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h2. Arguments
_treewidget_
{indent}A QTreeWidget that will have the columns headers.
{indent}
_headers_
{indent}A Tcl list containing the header labels. 

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h2. Examples

h3. Ex.1: qsetheaderlabels
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{noformat:|borderWidth=1|bgColor=#eeeeee}

Name

qsetheaderlabels — set column headers in a QTreeWidget

Syntax

Panel
bgColor#FFFFAA
borderWidth1
borderStylesolid

qsetheaderlabels [treewidget] headers

Description

The qsetheaderlabels command sets the columns headers in a QTreeWidget. The labels must be provided as a Tcl list. The QTreeWidget may be given as the first argument, or else the current widget (assuming it is a QTreeWidget) will be used.

Note

No items can be added to a treewidget before the header columns are in place.

Arguments

treewidget

headers

Examples

Ex.1: qsetheaderlabels

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bgColor#eeeeee
borderWidth1
set w [qwidget]
qsetwindowtitle QTreeWidget
qvboxlayout {
	set tree [qtreewidget]
	qsetheaderlabels { File Path }
	qtreewidgetitem $tree { "File" c:/File } 1

}

qshow $w

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See also [qtreewidget] for examples on how to use the *qsetheaderlabels* command. 


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See also qtreewidget for examples on how to use the qsetheaderlabels command.