Richard Heck wrote:
> I'm afraid I re-invented the wheel here, though. The layout combo now does
> something similar, and it uses native Qt models and such to do what I was
> trying to do. So, well, you might want to replace these custom models with
> normal Qt ones. I'm guessing that might otherwise make your job easier.
i finally found this myself, but its somewhat bit tough to go through this
this stuff for me ;) but i still belive we can reuse it - do you see a way howto
do in your model something which would be similar to this QTreeView code
which i wanted reuse from shortcuts code:
families of classes added like this:
editItem_ = new QTreeWidgetItem(shortcutsTW);
editItem_->setText(0, qt_("Cursor, Mouse and Editing functions"));
editItem_->setFlags(editItem_->flags() & ~Qt::ItemIsSelectable);
mathItem_ = new QTreeWidgetItem(shortcutsTW);
mathItem_->setText(0, qt_("Mathematical Symbols"));
mathItem_->setFlags(mathItem_->flags() & ~Qt::ItemIsSelectable);
....
inserting particular modules from classes into the list like this:
KeyMap::BindingList::const_iterator it = bindinglist.begin();
KeyMap::BindingList::const_iterator it_end = bindinglist.end();
for (; it != it_end; ++it)
insertShortcutItem(it->request, it->sequence,
KeyMap::ItemType(it->tag));
shortcutsTW->sortItems(0, Qt::AscendingOrder);
... (from PrefShortcuts::updateShortcutsTW())
where insertShortcutItem is like this (:
switch(lyxaction.getActionType(action)) {
case LyXAction::Edit:
newItem = new QTreeWidgetItem(editItem_);
break;
case LyXAction::Math:
newItem = new QTreeWidgetItem(mathItem_);
break;
.....
}
newItem->setText(0, lfun_name); newItem->setText(1, shortcut);
setItemType(newItem, item_tag);
return newItem;
}
for the time being i commited the switch to QTreeView, but if it appears
there is no way to continue i'll revert it later.
pavel
