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List:       pykde
Subject:    Re: [PyKDE] QAbstractItemView Question
From:       Andreas Pakulat <apaku () gmx ! de>
Date:       2006-11-18 9:38:23
Message-ID: 20061118093823.GB16501 () morpheus ! apaku ! dnsalias ! org
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On 17.11.06 18:00:42, Matt Chambers wrote:
> I actually went ahead and made the changes I needed to move the data into the 
> model.  Instead of just
> replacing the data entirely, I have a loop for updating and inserting, and one 
> for deleting.  Updating
> existing data works great, adding/removing is where I'm having issues.
> 
> My data is based off ElementTree.  The first thing I do is create a dictionary 
> that maps each element, to
> its parent, and its row:
> 
> {
> <Element 'g' at 0xf6bfeae8>: (<Element 'payload' at 0xf6bfe8d8>, 0),
> <Element 'e' at 0xf6bfe938>: (<Element 'g' at 0xf6bfeae8>, 0),
> <Element 'e' at 0xf6bfeb90>: (<Element 'g' at 0xf6bfeae8>, 1),
> <Element 'e' at 0xf6bfeba8>: (<Element 'g' at 0xf6bfeae8>, 2),
> <Element 'e' at 0xf6bfebc0>: (<Element 'g' at 0xf6bfeae8>, 3)
> }
> 
> I can detect if one of these elements is not in the new ElementTree, but, how 
> do I get the info needed
> to call beginRemoveRows( QModelIndex parent, int row, int col).  I can get the 
> row,col no problem,
> but how can I get the deleted items parent QModelIndex?

Well, you have to have some mapping from Element back to a proper index,
i.e. you need a way to get the index for an Element in the tree. Then
you can call parent() on that index.

Andreas

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