Custom editor for QListView
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I have an existing QListView. Currently, double-clicking on a cell allows the user to edit the contents of that cell, and I see the change get committed to the model behind the view.
I need more control over that edit capability; rather than let the user simply type something, I want to open a widget to make them select a directory, and commit that (as a string) to the model. Making that is no problem; what I can't figure out is how to have the double-clicking action open my selection widget.
I'm digging around, and I find the function QAbstractItemView::edit that looks like what I want to override? Presumably I will need to create a new class, inheriting from QListView, and override edit in that subclass? Is there another way? I was looking at delegates but I can't work out from the documentation if there is a way to direct a QListView to use something I provide for editing.
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Hi,
You should implement a QStyledItemDelegate, that way you can provide your custom editor.
Hope it helps