On 11.10.06 13:26:27, Matt Chambers wrote:
> Question now is, I can update the data no problem. How can I find out what
> indexes to use when emiting a dataChanged signal
> if I update the underlying data in an elementtree ?
Well, that depends on how you store the elementtree. Your model below
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Andreas Pakulat wrote:
On 06.10.06 10:14:17, Matt Chambers wrote:
Thanks, that works but then then any branches you have open in the tree view
closed. I guess there is no way to maintain
the open/close status of existing branches, and default new ones to open?
Hmm, th
On Friday 06 October 2006 21:19:27 +0200, Andreas Pakulat wrote:
> On 06.10.06 10:14:17, Matt Chambers wrote:
> > Thanks, that works but then then any branches you have open in the tree
> > view closed. I guess there is no way to maintain
> > the open/close status of existing branches, and defaul
On 06.10.06 10:14:17, Matt Chambers wrote:
> Thanks, that works but then then any branches you have open in the tree view
> closed. I guess there is no way to maintain
> the open/close status of existing branches, and default new ones to open?
Hmm, there's API to set the status of a given model
Thanks, that works but then then any branches you have open in the tree
view closed. I guess there is no way to maintain
the open/close status of existing branches, and default new ones to
open?
Matt
Andreas Pakulat wrote:
On 06.10.06 08:30:27, M.Chambers wrote:
Hi everyone, th
On 06.10.06 08:30:27, M.Chambers wrote:
> Hi everyone, thanks for your past advice. I have a abstract model and a
> qtreeview setup to use an cElementTree object as the underlying data
> source. Works awesome, and its very fast. What happens when I want to
> replace the elelentreee object with a
Hi everyone, thanks for your past advice. I have a abstract model and a
qtreeview setup to use an cElementTree object as the underlying data
source. Works awesome, and its very fast. What happens when I want to
replace the elelentreee object with a newer one which may or may not
contain new data
