well my model its working now (i have tested with tableview and
datawidgetmapper) but i have a question to the
list about the way i have designed it, now i load with a select the model
(original sqlquerymodel) and when
from the view add new rows i use an internal buffer (a list of python objects
David thanks for your reply i get this to work yesterday, the problem was that
i was not implementing
rowcount() so the new line was painted in the view but it did not have real
index so data() and setdata()
could not use it, i am today working in a Qsqlquerymodel subclass with a buffer
of rows
On Wednesday 17 October 2007 12:14:52 +0200, Linos wrote:
> I am goin crazy with this problem, i have tested with qsqltablemodel
> subclassing and it works ok if a dont write the insertRows method in the
> subclass:
>
> (model)
> class SkudaSqlTableModel(QSqlTableModel):
> def __init__(self, d
I am goin crazy with this problem, i have tested with qsqltablemodel
subclassing and it works ok if a dont
write the insertRows method in the subclass:
(model)
class SkudaSqlTableModel(QSqlTableModel):
def __init__(self, dbcursor=None):
super(SkudaSqlTableModel, self).__init__()
(QD
Hello,
i am trying to subclass QSqlQueryModel to write with it, i need this
because not qsqltablemodel or
qsqlrelationaltablemodel fills my needs, i would like to do joins and insert in
multiple tables, i have
implemented "flags" and "setData" methods and it works ok now, i have made a
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