For C++ models, Qt uses .count. For JS models, it uses .length. When you find yourself in the unenviable position of having to provide a C++ model where a JS one would have sufficed, it's painful to have to change all the model.length-s to model.count-s.
That's the "easy part". But the real magic would be if we could also eliminate the setProperty(index, property, value) pain. The desire is to be able to use: modelItems[i].property = 7 directly, instead of: modelItems.setProperty(i, "property", 7) The rest of JS land is moving to observables. It would be nice when setting a JS object to a model that transparently wraps it in some kind of QObservable that would take care of translating direct accesses to the proper model updates. Also, in a similar vein, support for: - for (var i of x) (ES2015) _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
