To limit the number of decimal places shown in a QTableModel using PySide6 in Python, you can create a custom QStyledItemDelegate and override its displayText() method.
Here's an example of how you can achieve this:
main.py838 chars30 linesIn the example above, we create a custom QStyledItemDelegate called CustomDelegate. In the displayText() method, we set the desired number of decimal places using QLocaleF().toString(), and then return the formatted value.
After creating the QTableModel and adding data to it, we set the CustomDelegate as the item delegate for the QTableModel using setItemDelegate().
Finally, we create a QTableView, set the QTableModel as its model, and show the QTableView.
Remember to adjust the decimal_places variable to the desired number of decimal places you want to display.
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