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    flammmable
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    I want to resize an items height in a QTreeView separately for each item. Is there an easy way to make splitters between each items in a QTreeView?

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      Christian Ehrlicher
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      No, you have to do it on your own - maybe by subclassing QTreeView but I don't think it's that easy...

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        Thank you. It's sad.

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          Hi,

          Can you explain your use case in more details ?
          Would resizing rows be enough ?

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          • SGaistS SGaist

            Hi,

            Can you explain your use case in more details ?
            Would resizing rows be enough ?

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            Yeah, I think OP wants to do what QHeaderView::setResizeMode(QHeaderView::Interactive) does but on rows of a treeview

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            • SGaistS SGaist

              Hi,

              Can you explain your use case in more details ?
              Would resizing rows be enough ?

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              @SGaist Would resizing rows be enough ?
              Yes it will de enough.
              Now I try to use a QTreeWidget and itemAt to define an item under a mouse cursor. Also I try to redefine mouseMoveEvent in a QTreeWidgetItem but still have not reach a success. Can't write a right constructors fo MyTreeWidgetItem. I will be grateful for any advice

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                @SGaist Would resizing rows be enough ?
                Yes it will de enough.
                Now I try to use a QTreeWidget and itemAt to define an item under a mouse cursor. Also I try to redefine mouseMoveEvent in a QTreeWidgetItem but still have not reach a success. Can't write a right constructors fo MyTreeWidgetItem. I will be grateful for any advice

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                @flammmable The QTreeWidgetItem have not a mouseMoveEvent. Hmm...

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                  Because items have no visual representation, that's done by the delegate.

                  If you want to go that way, you have to re-implement the mouseXXXEvents of your QTreeWidget.

                  As an alternative, you might want to add a vertical QHeaderView like QTableView.

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