QWidget::resizeEvent is not called

[maximAL]

so, to sum it up, that means when subclassing QAbstractItemView, i shouldn't set the viewport, but instead add the content as a child to the viewport, right?

ok, obviously many things have gone wrong at once in my code *goes refactoring*

[jpn]

so, to sum it up, that means when subclassing QAbstractItemView, i shouldn't set the viewport, but instead add the content as a child to the viewport, right?

I'm not sure what kind of content do you mean, but for QAbstractItemView there are index widgets, editors, persistent editors, custom delegates... but of course, some kind of overlays could be implemented as children of viewport too.