QTableView.verticalHeader().setOffset() doesn't work

[Maurizio Berti]

Can you provide a MRE to show how you tried to set the offset?
Remember that the offset of headers is always updated whenever *any* change
would result in a call to updateGeometries() (model size/layout changes),
and, obviously, whenever scroll bars are updated (value/range change),
including changes caused by the view receiving a resize event.

Maurizio

Il giorno dom 20 mar 2022 alle ore 14:13 Matej Brezović <
matey.brezovic at gmail.com> ha scritto:

> Tried setting offset for verticalHeader of QTableView in both PyQt5
> (5.15.2) and PyQt6 (6.2.2), it doesn't do anything. Works for horizontal
> headers but not for vertical ones.
> I can't confirm if this is a problem just with PyQt or with Qt as well
> because I don't use C++.
>
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