QTreeView tutorial

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CHRISTIAN_SCHULTZ | 2021-01-08 19:47:56 UTC | #1

Hello, any chances about making a QTreeView tutorial, like the one in QTableView? I'm searching for infos about it and coundn't find anything good, it would be amazing if you could make a tutorial for this topic!


ERIC_HUYGEN | 2021-02-12 10:36:35 UTC | #2

Hi

a second this question. There is no such thing as a QAbstractTreeModel and so AFAIK we will have to use QAbstractItemModel which makes things much more complicated. I couldn't find this back in the book. A tutorial on this would be much appreciated.

Thanks, Rik


mike2750 | 2021-02-27 20:31:14 UTC | #3

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Yeah I agree I also would love some examples of generating and working with custom QAbstractItemModel

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