QTreeView hide that "1" category?

kamac

Thanks, also, is there some way to start renaming a TreeView item?
Something like myQStandardItem->startRenaming();

alexisdm

You have to call the view's "edit()":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qabstractitemview.html#edit function with the model index to edit (myQStandardItem->index()).

kamac

Another question. I've got this:
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QModelIndex m = projectView->indexAt(p);
QString icn = m.data(Qt::DisplayRole).toString();
QMessageBox::warning(0,"!",icn);
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But that displays name of that index (for example, someItemAtTreeView), and I want to get that item's icon instead.
I've tried Qt::DecorationRole, but I couldn't get it to return me a QIcon or QPixmap..

Edit: please use @ tags around code sections; Andre

andre

Why are you converting to a string, if what you are after is an image? I would convert to a QImage or a QPixmap...

And yes, you do need to use the DecorationRole.

kamac

Could you give me an example?

bq. Why are you converting to a string, if what you are after is an image?

That was an example of what works for me, though, I don't know how to change it so I get QIcon.
If I try:

QIcon icn = m.data(Qt::DecorationRole);

It is unable to convert it into QIcon. Hmmph. If I do: m.data(Qt::DecorationRole).toString() it's always an empty string.

andre

Well, that is because it probably isn't a QIcon. Converting to a string really isn't going to help you. Did you try converting to a QImage or a QPixmap using QVariant::toImage() or QVariant::toPixmap?

kamac

Uh, I don't have these functions in QVariant. Also, class reference doesn't seem to introduce them either.

alexisdm

For these types, you might have to use QVariant::value<QPixmap>() / QVariant::value<QIcon>().

You could check what type is actually stored with QVariant::typeName().

kamac

Done.
Now, is there a way to dected whether user stopped editing QTreeView item's name? (As I've forced QAbstractItemView::edit() before, now I'd like to detect when editing stops)

alexisdm

If you don't set a delegate, the model is updated when the editor widget is closed, so, you can catch the change with the model's dataChanged() signal.

If you want to see both the new and old data, you need to either derive the model, to override QAbstractItemModel::setData, or install a delegate, whose QAbstractItemDelegate::setModelData() function will be called at the end of editing.