although can't complete understand what you want to achieve, however, why don't you only one column QTableView + QStandardItemModel to implement on the stack, is still the three buttons at the bottom of

Just learning qt don't know much about of according to oneself idea, not found

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reference donwmufromdying reply: 3/f

although can't complete understand what you want to achieve, however, why don't you only one column QTableView + QStandardItemModel to implement on the stack, is still the three buttons at the bottom of

Should use what to implement a stack, tomorrow want to hand in class, also can learn today? Don't know what to learn what knowledge, is to set a interface will show you into the stack

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Suggest you use the attribute of Qt animation classes do, QPropertyAnimation,
Can control controls do translation such as animation,

Do less experience, use the most simple way:
Create four QWidget, create specified when the parent for this, setStyleSheet (" QWidget {background: blue; } "); Make four blue window background,
Resize (w, h), and then move (x, y), put in your drawing (or create) 4 the top of the box, and then hide ();

In the header file, int cout=0; Point into the stack, the response of the tank to the button function, show () out the cout a Widget, and then use properties animation control y direction increases, the finish is the box you position, cout + +;

, in turn, points out the stack, process y direction decreases, the finish is the initial position, cout -; Then hide ();

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With a list of storage into and out of the stack, and then draw the things in the list.