How to use/enable TreeView 2 from marketplace
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After wasting lots of time with TreeView (in QCC1), and no answers to basic questions, I bought version 2 from the Qt MarketPlace.
I've done the qmake & make & make install per the instructions, but my QML code can't find the TreeView component. I import QtQuick.Controls 2.12 - do I need to import something else?
How do I make use of the treeview component I just spent $30 on? There seem to be no other instructions with the purchase...
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Hi
Here
https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt-extensions/qttreeview.git/about/it lists the import as QtQuick.TreeView
Did you try that already?
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After playing with the combinations I found one that worked. (But I really shouldn't have to do this). The download package doesn't seem to have complete documentation. All I can find online is v1 documentation (which is very complete, but does not apply)
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Marketplace purchase takes you to a private/protect repo for downlding a zip. Just a single install instruction: qmake & make & make install. No additional documentation, no additional instructions, etc.
This version (v2) differs in significant ways compared to the online documentation. But I can't find documentation for v2...and the included example is trivial
I have to admit that I would not purchase another plugin like this, at least the open source alternatives on Github have complete examples and support. The marketplace even says that you need to purchase Qt Commercial to support the plugin you just bought (which seems crazy). I was looking at the graphs and a couple other plugins but after this experience I will take a closer look at open source.
Does anyone know where I can find proper documentation for this plugin? (The documentation on Github for this is minimal, not even a complete example).
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@ocgltd said in How to use/enable TreeView 2 from marketplace:
I can't find documentation for v2
Did you see @mrjj's link? https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt-extensions/qttreeview.git/about/
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@ocgltd I don't know of any other documentation, sorry.
Your best bet might be to post at the Interest mailing list (subscribe before posting). Qt engineers are active on that list.