Hi,

Quote Originally Posted by marcel View Post
But why don't you use what jpn suggested? It is as clear as that, even simpler that using QModelIndex.
Sorry, but I didn't see jpn reply (I supose I was writting too).

Quote Originally Posted by jpn View Post
What do you want to actually do when a certain item is clicked?
What I want is to know wich item is clicked.
I have an internal structure with some LinkedLists. When I add, remove, rename, ... an item, it represents one object of the internal data, so I have to know wich object is represented by the item that is selected.

Thanks,