Hi I have a `QTreeView`, I control the background colors of items trough a css. When the pointer is over an item his background is greyed.
I use the signal `entered` to detect which item, aka `QModelIndex`, aka row, is hovered. If I use that signal, is because I have to show a `QPushButton` over a part of the row, the position of the button is at the very right of the row though. If no row is hovered, then the button is hidden. The click event is related trough the actual hovered row. so far so good, all is working but one thing, the background color. When I move the pointer over the button, the treeview set the row behind the button to "not hovered". I used the paint function in the past, but because of some narrow minded people forcing me to set the background in the css stylesheet, I'm facing that issue... using the attribute `WA_TransparentForMouseEvents` can't help since I need to click on the button. so any idea, is welcome. I don't know if it can be helpful, but the `QTreeView` is inherited to MyTreeView, and this class contains the `QPushButton` regards, Nicolas _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
