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    Default [delegate] wrong commit for boolean

    Hi
    Has anybody used the default delegate (QItemDelegate)
    on a default model (QStandardItemModel) with a boolean column ?
    For display things are OK at first : "true" or "false"
    edition start quite well, too : a combobox with "false" and "true" appears,
    then when committing the change, an int value is poured into the model
    in stead of a boolean, it seems.
    Has anybody faced such a behaviour ? What can I have missed ?
    Thx in advance.

    Laurent G.

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    Default Re: [delegate] wrong commit for boolean

    All the values of a model are QVariants, so it does not really matter if an int or something else is fed into the model as long as it converts properly into a boolean.

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    Default Re: [delegate] wrong commit for boolean

    Task Tracker: 125584 - QItemDelegate::setModelData() does not handle boolean values
    J-P Nurmi

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    Default Re: [delegate] wrong commit for boolean

    Thanks jpn.

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