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On Wednesday 29 November 2006 10:55, Martin wrote:
> My experience comes from pre-4.2, so I learned things the hard(er) way.
> Haven't checked out the Interview docs of the new version (I'm still
> stuck to 4.1.5), but so far every update brought some improvement.
>
> What I would have found helpful is a comprehensive FAQ (as you said,
> there's lots of such questions in the newsgroup). Of course, this is not
> something typically included in a library documentation...
>
> Btw, the biggest trouble I had was with the proxy models, this was
> really painful (and still is sometimes, especially when it comes to
> index mapping).
I'm working with a tree model right now. What I'm finding hard to get a
handle on is how the model interfaces and interacts with the QTreeView. I
got sidetracked by the issue of creating a bulletproof tree node class, so I
can't say I've done all the requisite homework yet.
Nonetheless, I tried to work with this a few months ago, and recall hitting
the same problem. I believe it would be easier for me to implement a
concrete item model if I understood the sequence of calls the user objects
will make when the tree is rendered, for example. This is analogous to
looking at the pin-out for a hardware device verses looking at a sequence
diagram. The interface which I described in sketch in the first post to this
thread corresponds with the pin-out diagram. What I don't have is something
that tells me when methods in the interface are messaged, and what exactly
those messages will be.
I'm currently working on a tracer node which dumps a report of every call made
to it.
--
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controls those nations and their peoples."
Germar Rudolf
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