Paths to QTreeWidget
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Hello,
I am working on a clone of Ark (KDE Archiver program) and my library of choice opens the archive and gives me paths for every file, eg Archive/potato.txt or Potato/usr/lib. This path is originally a const char*, which I've converted to a QStringList for each section of the path.The trouble is, I want to put that into a QTreeWidget, but I have absolutely no clue how to adapt it, as the example doesn't cover how to add columns or multiple levels. I want my QTreeWidget to have three columns (Name, Filesize and Date Modified), which are in seperate QStringLists. Ideally the structure should look like this:
Potato
-- usr
---- lib
------ text.txt
------ potato.txtThanks, VOT.
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Hello,
I am working on a clone of Ark (KDE Archiver program) and my library of choice opens the archive and gives me paths for every file, eg Archive/potato.txt or Potato/usr/lib. This path is originally a const char*, which I've converted to a QStringList for each section of the path.The trouble is, I want to put that into a QTreeWidget, but I have absolutely no clue how to adapt it, as the example doesn't cover how to add columns or multiple levels. I want my QTreeWidget to have three columns (Name, Filesize and Date Modified), which are in seperate QStringLists. Ideally the structure should look like this:
Potato
-- usr
---- lib
------ text.txt
------ potato.txtThanks, VOT.
From my personal experience I would strongly recommend you using QTreeView and QAbstractItemModel instead. Tasks like this will always call for some custom behavior which will always be a paint to implement with the standard widget versions.
To learn how to work with a QTreeView I would recommend you having a look at the Simple Tree Model Example: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtwidgets-itemviews-simpletreemodel-example.html
