Ooops... I was wrong... Not the same effect completely.
ListView updates (i.e. new item is added), but all existed items
damaged: all their model.id properties becomes 0. But the new item's
model.id property is valid.
On 2/27/2017 9:30 PM, Alexander Dyagilev wrote:
And I use the following code to update it:
voidCorePlaylistsModel::refresh()
{
autoqstr=QString("SELECT*FROM%1").
arg(PlaylistsTable::tableName());
autoquery=m_db->database()->createQuery(qstr);
verify(query.exec());
setQuery(query);
}
I.e. it's not even a reset of the model. But I get the same effect as for
another model which I reset in order to update.
On 2/27/2017 9:04 PM, Alexander Dyagilev wrote:
I have another ListView wich uses C++ model derived from another
class - QSqlQueryModel.
The same things happens: model is not updated and existing items gets
damaged. E.g. model.id for an item was 2 and became 0 after a new
item has been added (all existing item's model.id becomes 0).
Something very wrong is happening. Look like I misunderstand something...
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