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this was a dumb mistake. I forgot that I had swtiched to a QListWidget
and was populating it myself. oops! Yes, QItemDelegate asks for it by
default..
thanks for the response....
On 11/6/06, Bill KING <bill.king@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Patrick Stinson wrote:
> I have a QListView that displays data from a custom list model. Why
> doesn't the listview ask for Qt::DecorationRole? Is there some
> attribute I have to set on the model? I want the listview it to show
> icons as it does if I set it to use a QDirModel.
>
> cheers!
>
If you're using a custom delegate, check that paint calls data
requesting the decoration role, otherwise, probably need more info, as
I'm using a QListView with custom models here with no problem at all
(and even proxy models too, that wrap existing models to portray the
data in a different form).
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