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Hi,
Am Montag, 2. Juni 2008 schrieb Dave Thorup:
> I can't seem to figure out the proper way to add a child to a node of
> my QAbstractItemModel and get the view to update properly. Here's the
> situation:
> I have a TreeView and a model with a button to add a new child to the
> selected row of the TreeView. When a child is added I do the following:
<snip>
> The problem is that the item who just got a new child doesn't display
> a disclosure triangle (or plus '+') in the TreeView, so there's no
> indication that a new child has been added. If I then click inside
> the TreeView, or do something else to cause it to be repainted then
> the disclosure triangle now appears. So it appears that the model is
> working properly but the TreeView is not getting repainted - what am I
> doing wrong? What needs to be done to get the TreeView to update
> properly?
After fixing my model with the help of ModelTest I still have the same
problem: When I add a first child to an item, the '+' isn't painted until I
do something else with the gui causing it to repaint. After that the symbol
is shown and I can add and remove childs as wanted.
> I've found that if I emit the layoutAboutToBeChanged() and
> layoutChanged() signals then the TreeView is updated properly but I
> didn't think that it would be necessary to emit these signals. Am I
> mistaken and are these signals required? Or might I be doing
> something else wrong?
I tried layout*Changed, [begin|end]insertColumns (on the parent and the new
child) and dataChanged on the parent. Nothing seemed to help here.
Maybe we should compile a test-case?
Lets see wether I can find and adopt the sources of the last time I thought I
found a treeview/model-bug...
Have fun,
Arnold
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