Hi Frank, > > Note that delegates don't have to be specific to a particular view. > > Here's where I don't understand how things work. Is a delegate associated > with a view or a model? I would think with the view because delegates seem > to do "view" kinds of things -- display and UI interaction, rather than "model" > things -- data.
Sorry I wasn't clear. I meant that a given delegate class can be used in any view that needs it - as long as you heed the warning about using separate instances for each view. > And how, specifically, do I associate a delegate with a view (or a specific part > of a view)? Search the docs for 'delegate' in QtAssisstant! You will find the 3 flavours of setItemDelegate. The view holds reference(s) to the delegate(s), and uses it to paint and edit the associated cells. Simplest way in your case, is to create a separate instance of the delegate class for each column that needs it. Tony. _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
