On Thu, 24 Dec 2015 13:56:10 -0600
mark diener wrote:
> There is nothing obvious to call in the docs when you are NOT
> inserting or removing rows, but changing the data the of rows already
> displayed.
I might be completely off the mark, but have you tried calling
QWidget::repaint() or QWidget:
Tried every combination of calling dataChanged( ) to force ListView to
actually repaint to no avail on OSX and 5.5.1 QML Listview
Sparse examples and references found online have no effect, nothing will
force any row or an entire ListView to repaint itself.
So far, only resetmodel( ) works to
Does anybody have a different way to cause a ListView to re-retrieve
the data in the model without causing AbstractListModel destructor
exceptions.
Using beginResetModel() / endResetModel() in the abstractlistmodel causes
the model destructor to be called with:
testalert(1543,0x7fff72265000) ma
