How to get set model correctly

[tokafr]

Hello people!

I have a QAbstractTableModel class, a delegate class, QListView and QTable view.
in the model class (which inherits the QAbstractTableModel) I have a Qlist of data object.
in the delegate class I paint it for the view, so in the view part I do the following
listView->setmodel(model);
tableView->setModel(model);

listView->setItemDelegate(delegate);
tableView->setItemDelegate(delegate);

and the output for the list View is exactly what I want, rows painted by the delegates, but for the table view I have the same number of row as in the list and the columns also but all items in a row has the same value, I don't guess why
can you answer me please?

[andre]

Sounds like a problem in the data() implementation of your model.

[tokafr]

I think the problem is the columnCount() and rowCount()
my rowCount returns dataList.size(); and it's ok for list view but for table view it is extra rows and how can I fix it?

[andre]

Eh? You only want to show a subset of the data that is visible in the table view in the list view? That is: the list should have fewer rows than the table?

If so, you cannot use the (exact) same model. You might be able to use a proxy model to filer your base model back to the rows you want to show in the list though.

[tokafr]

So I cannot use tableModel for both list and table view?

[andre]

Of course you can!

You just can't expect the same model to have a different number of rows for two different views.

[tokafr]

Aaah, ok thank you