Need help for a TreeView

Eddy

I don't think that will work. Do you see your image after drag and drop?
At least I don't see it over here.

please follow the instructions in this link
to show us your picture, otherwise it will be difficult to help you out.

Eddy

Arkning

@Eddy Yes I see It (the picture is inside the first message), but It's an image from my computer not from internet so url doesn't work

Fheanor

Upload it on internet and share it to us, it will be more easier I think

Arkning

@Fheanor https://www.google.fr/search?q=arborescence&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwie0IjOtPbTAhUKJlAKHdl6DaEQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=908#imgrc=IYXrqFXnP7ShfM:

I try with an url but it didn't work so here is a link to a photo on google image that show what I want.

Fheanor

Looks like you have to use a TreeView with Rectangle Delegate on each line

Arkning

@Fheanor Thanks for the answer do you have a code example ?

Fheanor

I don't have an example that correspond to your example, but these are two examples of how you can use Delegate inside a TreeView.

You can use the itemDelegate property of a TreeView . This example will change the color of each line:

itemDelegate: Rectangle {
       color: ( styleData.row % 2 == 0 ) ? "white" : "lightblue"
       Text {
           anchors.verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter
           anchors.left: parent.left
           text: styleData.value // this points to the role we defined in the TableViewColumn below; which one depends on which column this delegate is instantiated for.
       }
}

You can also define a special Delegate for each column of your TreeView like that:

TableViewColumn {
       id : someColumn
       role: "someRole"
       title: someRole
       delegate : Rectangle {
           ...
     }
}

Now you have to play with this to draw what you want

Arkning

@Fheanor Ok thanks i'll try I will let you know about my situation. Again thanks for the answers and your time !

Fheanor

You are welcome :)

Arkning

@Fheanor Hi, so I didn't manage to make it work, now just forget about the Rectangle thing, I just want to make a Treeview so can you help me ?

Fheanor

@Arkning You need to share what you try to do so we can help you. What is not working when you try to make a TreeView ?
This example that was linked before works perfectly.

Arkning

@Fheanor I have some assigning the model value, the example that you gave me the TableViewColumn part work but not the model one, Qt tell me that fileSystemModel doesn't exist. Actually I just want to add some "node" or p"parent" to my Treeview and of course some "children" I suppose it has a link with the model but I don't know how to do it. Hope it is more clear now. Thanks again for your time !

Fheanor

@Arkning
This example is in your QtExample folder.
Just open your IDE, click on Examples and then write : TreeView. You will see the project.

Arkning

@Fheanor I don't have Examples on my IDE... Where should it be on the screen ?

Fheanor

You can also create a TreeModel in C++ and then bind it to your Qml TreeView :

model: myTreeModel

If you don't understand how to bind model and view, have a look on this

Fheanor

@Arkning Do you use QtCreator ? Because there are Examples folders in it.
If you don't use it, download and install QtCreator.

Arkning

@Fheanor Yes I'm using QtCreator

Fheanor

@Arkning This is on the Welcome page of your IDE... There is an Example Button

Arkning

@Fheanor Ok I found it but how can it help me ? I don't see were they create parent or children.

Fheanor

@Fheanor said in Need help for a TreeView:

You can also create a TreeModel in C++ and then bind it to your Qml TreeView :
model: myTreeModel
If you don't understand how to bind model and view, have a look on this