Filip Gruszczyński wrote:
Hello,
I would like to pop up a menu on items in QTreeView. I decided to
intercept pressed(const QModelIndex&) signal, because contextMenuEvent
doesn't provide information about the tree view chosen index. However,
inside the slot for this signal I cannot acces position of the mouse
(no event) and decide, where to pop this menu. I tried browsing
QApplication class, but found no information about the global mouse
position (though there is global information about buttons pressed).
Is there anyway to obtain it and popup menu in the right place?
Well there is QtGui.QCursor.pos()
So you can exec_ the menu using that.
You can use the indexAt function that is part of the treeview class and
give it the cursor position to get the index.
I would connect to signal customContextMenuRequested instead of what
your doing though.
Something like:
self.treeView.setContextMenuPolicy(QtCore.Qt.CustomConextMenu)
self.connect(self.treeview,
QtCore.SIGNAL("customContextMenuRequested(const QPoint &)"), self.doMenu)
def doMenu(self, point)
treeidx=self.treeview.indexAt(point)
popupmenu.exec_(point)
Hope this is helpful.
Russell Valentine
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