def editEntry(self):
""" Edit an entry in the addressbook. """
tableView = self.currentWidget()
proxyModel = tableView.model()
selectionModel = tableView.selectionModel()
# Get the name and address of the currently selected row.
indexes = selectionModel.selectedRows()
for index in indexes:
row = proxyModel.mapToSource(index).row()
ix = self.tableModel.index(row, 0, QModelIndex())
name = self.tableModel.data(ix, Qt.DisplayRole)
ix = self.tableModel.index(row, 1, QModelIndex())
address = self.tableModel.data(ix, Qt.DisplayRole)
# Open an addDialogWidget, and only allow the user to edit the address.
addDialog = AddDialogWidget()
addDialog.setWindowTitle("Edit a Contact")
addDialog.nameText.setReadOnly(True)
addDialog.nameText.setText(name)
addDialog.addressText.setText(address)
# If the address is different, add it to the model.
if addDialog.exec_():
newAddress = addDialog.address
if newAddress != address:
ix = self.tableModel.index(row, 1, QModelIndex())
self.tableModel.setData(ix, newAddress, Qt.EditRole)
def editEntry(self):
""" Edit an entry in the addressbook. """
tableView = self.currentWidget()
proxyModel = tableView.model()
selectionModel = tableView.selectionModel()
# Get the name and address of the currently selected row.
indexes = selectionModel.selectedRows()
for index in indexes:
row = proxyModel.mapToSource(index).row()
ix = self.tableModel.index(row, 0, QModelIndex())
name = self.tableModel.data(ix, Qt.DisplayRole)
ix = self.tableModel.index(row, 1, QModelIndex())
address = self.tableModel.data(ix, Qt.DisplayRole)
# Open an addDialogWidget, and only allow the user to edit the address.
addDialog = AddDialogWidget()
addDialog.setWindowTitle("Edit a Contact")
addDialog.nameText.setReadOnly(True)
addDialog.nameText.setText(name)
addDialog.addressText.setText(address)
# If the address is different, add it to the model.
if addDialog.exec_():
newAddress = addDialog.address
if newAddress != address:
ix = self.tableModel.index(row, 1, QModelIndex())
self.tableModel.setData(ix, newAddress, Qt.EditRole)
def addEntry(self):
addDialog = AddDialogWidget()
if addDialog.exec_():
name = addDialog.name
address = addDialog.address
self.sendDetails.emit(name, address)
def addEntry(self):
addDialog = AddDialogWidget()
if addDialog.exec_():
name = addDialog.name
address = addDialog.address
self.sendDetails.emit(name, address)
def addEntry(self):
addDialog = AddDialogWidget()
if addDialog.exec_():
name = addDialog.name
email = addDialog.email
phone = addDialog.phone
self.sendDetails.emit(name, email, phone)
def addEntry(self, name=None, email=None, phone=None):
""" Add an entry to the addressbook. """
if name is None and email is None and phone is None:
addDialog = AddDialogWidget()
if addDialog.exec_():
name = addDialog.name
email = addDialog.email
phone = addDialog.phone
address = {"name": name, "email": email, "phone": phone}
addresses = self.tableModel.addresses[:]
# The QT docs for this example state that what we're doing here
# is checking if the entered name already exists. What they
# (and we here) are actually doing is checking if the whole
# name/address pair exists already - ok for the purposes of this
# example, but obviously not how a real addressbook application
# should behave.
try:
addresses.remove(address)
QMessageBox.information(self, "Duplicate Name",
"The name \"%s\" already exists." % name)
except ValueError:
# The address didn't already exist, so let's add it to the model.
# Step 1: create the row
self.tableModel.insertRows(0)
# Step 2: get the index of the newly created row and use it.
# to set the name
ix = self.tableModel.index(0, 0, QModelIndex())
self.tableModel.setData(ix, address["name"], Qt.EditRole)
# Step 3: lather, rinse, repeat for the address.
ix = self.tableModel.index(0, 1, QModelIndex())
self.tableModel.setData(ix, address["email"], Qt.EditRole)
ix = self.tableModel.index(0, 2, QModelIndex())
self.tableModel.setData(ix, address["phone"], Qt.EditRole)
# Remove the newAddressTab, as we now have at least one
# address in the model.
self.removeTab(self.indexOf(self.newAddressTab))
# The screenshot for the QT example shows nicely formatted
# multiline cells, but the actual application doesn't behave
# quite so nicely, at least on Ubuntu. Here we resize the newly
# created row so that multiline addresses look reasonable.
tableView = self.currentWidget()
tableView.resizeRowToContents(ix.row())
def addEntry(self, name=None, address=None):
""" Add an entry to the addressbook. """
if name is None and address is None:
addDialog = AddDialogWidget()
if addDialog.exec_():
name = addDialog.name
address = addDialog.address
address = {"name": name, "address": address}
addresses = self.tableModel.addresses[:]
# The QT docs for this example state that what we're doing here
# is checking if the entered name already exists. What they
# (and we here) are actually doing is checking if the whole
# name/address pair exists already - ok for the purposes of this
# example, but obviously not how a real addressbook application
# should behave.
try:
addresses.remove(address)
QMessageBox.information(self, "Duplicate Name",
"The name \"%s\" already exists." % name)
except ValueError:
# The address didn't already exist, so let's add it to the model.
# Step 1: create the row
self.tableModel.insertRows(0)
# Step 2: get the index of the newly created row and use it.
# to set the name
ix = self.tableModel.index(0, 0, QModelIndex())
self.tableModel.setData(ix, address["name"], Qt.EditRole)
# Step 3: lather, rinse, repeat for the address.
ix = self.tableModel.index(0, 1, QModelIndex())
self.tableModel.setData(ix, address["address"], Qt.EditRole)
# Remove the newAddressTab, as we now have at least one
# address in the model.
self.removeTab(self.indexOf(self.newAddressTab))
# The screenshot for the QT example shows nicely formatted
# multiline cells, but the actual application doesn't behave
# quite so nicely, at least on Ubuntu. Here we resize the newly
# created row so that multiline addresses look reasonable.
tableView = self.currentWidget()
tableView.resizeRowToContents(ix.row())
