Use of same widget for display and edit in model-view

[d_stranz]

It's quite the opposite. It is the delegate that draws the box. There is no real checkbox widget there.

But you (the application writer) do not need to create an explicit checkbox delegate in order to have an editable checkbox appear in a table, isn't that correct? It is something the framework takes care of for you when you set the appropriate flags. That's what I was getting at.

You don't need to cache anything. There is an API for this.

Through QStyle? Or through QStyledItemDelegate or a subclass? Can you point to an example?

Thanks.

[wysota]

But you (the application writer) do not need to create an explicit checkbox delegate in order to have an editable checkbox appear in a table, isn't that correct?

There is already a delegate setup for you when you create a view.

Through QStyle? Or through QStyledItemDelegate or a subclass? Can you point to an example?

style()->drawControl(...); // or similar

style()->drawControl(...); // or similar

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