If I've understood your problem correctly, I can think of a couple of approaches -
a cell list with the cells styled to float?
an adapter with the same API as cell list but which wraps a cell table?
I don't think there is anything out the box, I suppose it depends on which definition of clean you're striving for.
Chris
On 27 Feb 2012 12:23, "Olivier Scherler" <olivier@gasser-media.ch> wrote:
-- Hello everybody,I would like to display a somewhat large amount of data in a grid, not a table. That is, I would like an M cols x N rows grid that displays M items per row on N rows, with a custom cell that displays the properties I need. Then I'd like to scroll that grid, vertically or horizontally, and page it if I have too much data.However, all the CellXYZ or table widgets seem to display one item per row and one property per column, which is not what I want, and I don't feel like hacking them by feeding them a data source that returns M objects per row, it doesn't seem clean.Can anyone give me a lead on how to approach this problem?Cheers,Olivier--
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