QTableView get selected row

[jpn]

Through view's selection model:

QItemSelectionModel * QAbstractItemView::selectionModel () const
Returns the current selection.

[raphaelf]

Hi JPN!
Should this return me a integer value?Have you see somewhere a example?I have pain for construct it

[jpn]

Should this return me a integer value?Have you see somewhere a example?I have pain for construct it

Did you even try?

Anyway, for a row index as an integer you can use something like this:

// Get all selections
QModelIndexList indexes = view->selectionModel()->selection().indexes();
for (int i = 0; i < indexes.count(); ++i)
{
	QModelIndex index = indexes.at(i);
	// To get the row/column numbers use index.row() / index.column()
}

// Get all selections
QModelIndexList indexes = view->selectionModel()->selection().indexes();
for (int i = 0; i < indexes.count(); ++i)
{
	QModelIndex index = indexes.at(i);
	// To get the row/column numbers use index.row() / index.column()
}

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[raphaelf]

hI jpn!
I cant see where should i use index.row(); ?
It's a great pity that QTableView has not a function for that

for count selected rows work:

QModelIndexList indexes = ui.tableView->selectionModel()->selection().indexes();
	 	for (int i = 0; i < indexes.count(); ++i)
	 	{    
 
		 	QModelIndex index = indexes.at(i);
		 	QMessageBox::information(this,"", QString::number(i));
 
		 }

QModelIndexList indexes = ui.tableView->selectionModel()->selection().indexes();
	 	for (int i = 0; i < indexes.count(); ++i)
	 	{    
		 	   
		 	QModelIndex index = indexes.at(i);
		 	QMessageBox::information(this,"", QString::number(i));
		 	
		 }

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[jpn]

The selection list contains an index model per every selected item (cell in a table model).
If you had selected a single row, for example, the list would contain an item per each cell on that row.
Depending on the selection mode and behaviour of your view, the selection list contents may vary a lot, of course.

So you wanted to get the "selected row". Then I suppose the selection behaviour is SelectRows and selection mode is SingleSelection..
If so, due to the fact that all indexes in the selection list would represent different cells in a same row, you could just ask index.row() from the first index in the list and ignore others..

[Jojo]

Hello,

if you don't want to mess around with Qts interview classes you might also intercept the tree's selection changed signal to your slot..

[rivci]

Hi raphaelf

Maybe this will help u

QModelIndexList selectedList = ui->tabel->selectionModel()->selectedRows();
for( int i=0; i<selectedList.count(); i++)
        QMessageBox::information(this,"", QString::number(selectedList.at(i).row()));

QModelIndexList selectedList = ui->tabel->selectionModel()->selectedRows();
for( int i=0; i<selectedList.count(); i++)
        QMessageBox::information(this,"", QString::number(selectedList.at(i).row()));

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[RoyBellingan]

The last suggestion is true if the selection mode is "selectrows"
Qtableview is default to selectitems.