Hi,
I have tree-structured data, something like a filesystem where you have
folders and files.
FolderA
+-----FolderA1
+-----FolderA2
------+------FileA2.1
+-----FolderA3
FolderB
FolderC
I think you know what I mean ;-)
The tree has 3 to 4 levels. Let's say the first level contains 30 items,
the second level 2000 and the third contains 7000 "folders". The last
level contains 50,000 items.
I thought it would be a good idea (?) to store the data in a database
like SQLite, because this is provided by PyQt and it is searchable. I
would store the 50,000 items in one table like this:
FOLDER_NAME_LVL1, FOLDER_NAME_LVL2, .., ITEM_NAME other data
...
with such a table it would be possible to build the tree:
FOLDER_NAME_LVL1
+-----FOLDER_NAME_LVL2
--------+------ITEM_NAME
etc. etc.
So where is my Problem? Such a tree should be displayed with a
QT-Treeview. There are two different ways: Item-based or model-view
based. A model-view based approach could become difficult, because the
model has to build tree-nodes from a 2-Dimensional Table. Does something
like this already exist in PyQt? On the other hand, I have to create all
the 50,000 nodes at once if I use the Item-based approach.
Which one would you use? Or is there another (easy) way to handle such
datasets.
Regards,
Ulrich
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