Based on what you have said I would probably define an element for use in a list view that would be a base class of individual items and based on a common remember it would dictate the display style at which point in time you could reuse existing items or render it on your own.
Its been a wh
Jason:
I want to take your advice and see if I can apply it.
How would you handle a dynamically changing list linked to an abstract
model.
Yes, I could put a static list in the QML in a scrollview.
But I want the total number or "rows" in the list to be dynamic
and for each row to be able to ch
The quart you have isn't a list of the same things. You have an arrangement of different things in a scroll view.
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Hello QTers:
After pouring through available online documentati
> Subject: [Interest] Qt Quick 2.x Complex ListView
>
> Hello QTers:
> Does anybody have an idea on how to create each row of the listview with a
> delegate that allows for each row > to be rendered with separate logic
> instead of the standard delegate which renders each
Hello QTers:
After pouring through available online documentation, I am at a loss
for rendering complex Listviews from a C++ based AbstractModel.
Does anybody have an idea on how to create each row of the listview with
a delegate that allows for each row to be rendered with separate logic
instead
