To Jan and Andreas
I have tested with ModelTest and it passes, but I think I have hacked my
original model into insignificance, as the QTreeView certainly doesn't
look like I want.
I'm going to give it a bit of a rest, and try again later.
Thank you both for your kind help.
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Regards
Alex
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On 2012/11/19 06:27 PM, Alex Strickland wrote:
Yes, I have, but as you might judge from the above, it's still a bit hazy!
My attempts don't work, can anyone say why?
TIA
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Regards
Alex
/*
* Copyright Electric Bridge Software 2011,2012.
*/
#include "treemodel.h"
TreeModel::TreeModel()
{
On 2012/11/19 06:10 PM, Jan Kundrát wrote:
> That's a rather strange tree -- you could only ever have a tree with at most
> one level of nesting using this structure.
It's a simplification of what I really want, but basically one level is
fine.
> Have you read the example [1] about how tree mo
On 2012/11/19 04:41 PM, Alex Strickland wrote:
Sorry, I should have shown the header:
#include
#include
#include
typedef struct TreeStruct
{
QString name;
QList leaves;
};
class TreeModel : public QAbstractItemModel
{
public:
TreeModel();
QVariant data(const QModelIndex &
Hi
I am trying to create a workable example of a very simple model to use
with a QTreeView. Here is the underlying hierarchical data:
TreeModel::TreeModel()
{
TreeStruct treeStruct;
treeStruct.name = "one";
treeStruct.leaves << "one/one" << "one/two";
m_treeData << treeStruc
