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what is the best way to Filter different types of files in QTreewidget/QListWidget?

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    SGaist
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    Hi,

    Are you thinking about something like this ?

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      Hi,

      Are you thinking about something like this ?

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      opengpu2
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      @SGaist thank you ,but i just use QTreeWidget/QListWidget, donot use QFileSystemModel.
      and how about QSortFilterProxyModel, can i also work for my problem?

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        and the dataItem type is my custom, which is store in QTreeWidgetItem/QListWidgetItem.
        i also want to show Only the Dirs...
        or all the dirs with specified type of file.
        thank you

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          it seems that there is no good way to filter...
          i think i have to re-setup the QTreeWidget/QListWidget everytime i select a different type of filterType...

          because i found there is not way to use QFileSystemMode or QSortFilterModel while i use QTreeWidget/QListWidget

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            No there's not indeed, however your have QTreeView that might your needs

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            • SGaistS SGaist

              No there's not indeed, however your have QTreeView that might your needs

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              @SGaist thank you ,i traverse all the items and setHidden true or false by myself...

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                How many files/folders are you going to handle that way ?

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                • SGaistS SGaist

                  How many files/folders are you going to handle that way ?

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                  @SGaist maybe hundreds or even thousands...is there better way?

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                    Then why don't you use a QFileSystemModel ?

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                    • SGaistS SGaist

                      Then why don't you use a QFileSystemModel ?

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                      @SGaist i don't know how to use it...because i use QTreeWidget but not QTreeView...
                      i think i even can't find a setModel() api in QTreeWidget/QListWidget...

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                        You have to use QTreeView/QListView classes when using a model like that.

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                        • SGaistS SGaist

                          You have to use QTreeView/QListView classes when using a model like that.

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                          @SGaist ok...but i think i can't use QTreeView...

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                            Why can't you ?

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                            • SGaistS SGaist

                              Why can't you ?

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                              @SGaist already write many code...

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                                Refactoring might be hard but it's generally a good thing to have a clean code base

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