Implementing QListWidget sortItems

[Superwig]

Hi, I'm wondering how to go about implementing QListWidget::sortItems() based on different data in my custom QListWidgetItem.
For example, to be able to call sortItems(Type::ID) or sortItems(Type::Name) with both ascending and decending option but I'm having trouble figuring out how to go about doing that.

On a related note, I can't seem to find a method for getting all the QListWidgetItems in QListWidget, how would one go about getting a list of the items? Just create a basic for loop and call QListWidget::Item?

[wysota]

Hi, I'm wondering how to go about implementing QListWidget::sortItems() based on different data in my custom QListWidgetItem.
For example, to be able to call sortItems(Type::ID) or sortItems(Type::Name) with both ascending and decending option but I'm having trouble figuring out how to go about doing that.

What is the problem you are having?

On a related note, I can't seem to find a method for getting all the QListWidgetItems in QListWidget, how would one go about getting a list of the items? Just create a basic for loop and call QListWidget::Item?

QListWidget::item() returns a given item, QListWidget::count() returns the number of items.

[Superwig]

How to reimplement sortItems

[anda_skoa]

When you call sortItems(), the list view will run a sorting algorthm on its items, using the items' operator<() for comparison.
So you decide which item "is less than" another by reiplementing that operator.

Cheers,
_

[Superwig]

When you call sortItems(), the list view will run a sorting algorthm on its items, using the items' operator<() for comparison.
So you decide which item "is less than" another by reiplementing that operator.

Cheers,
_

So how would you go about implementing a sort function on the items which takes a parameter?

[wysota]

You would check the current settings of the list widget owning the item and act upon that.