No, it is not. You can make use of filterAcceptsRow() or filterAcceptsColumn(). Overriding setFilterRegExp doesn't make much sense because it is not a virtual method.Originally Posted by alizadeh91
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Re: Find out when filtering is doing in QSortFilterProxyModel
No, it is not. You can make use of filterAcceptsRow() or filterAcceptsColumn(). Overriding setFilterRegExp doesn't make much sense because it is not a virtual method.
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alizadeh91 (26th February 2013)
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