What I have is a data structure which is a tree (C++ land). Everything in the
tree is a "TreeNode" but there are 5 or 6 specialisations of TreeNode that
represent different things. The tree is not a part of any of the Qt model
frameworks (e.g. AbstractItemModel etc).
I want to represent the full depth of the tree (which is not fixed!) and have
yet to come across a way to do that in QML (dynamically). I have seen various
posts and blogs about doing it using QML ListViews inside ListViews, but given
the dynamic nature of it (I load from XML into my 'model' and then want the
generate the graphical representation of it) I don't know how I'd go about
creating a list of lists of n depth... can anyone point me in the right
direction? I don't actually intend on drawing my tree like a QTreeView, it
actually represents a document, but I am stuck on the first step of getting a
C++ tree structure mapped to something in QML.
Any pointers you could provide would be of great help.
Thanks,Simon
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