To be honest I think you are going the wrong way. It seems easiest to obtain what you want by implementing a simple proxy model that would add the additional parent item to the model.
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Re: fetchMore() not working on the top-level index in a QFileSystemModel
To be honest I think you are going the wrong way. It seems easiest to obtain what you want by implementing a simple proxy model that would add the additional parent item to the model.
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