Abdelrazak Younes wrote: >> I read a bit docu nevertheless... it seems that using >> QSortFilterProxyModel instead of QStandardItemModel could do the job. >> QSortFilterProxyModel is local aware ( see setSortLocaleAware()). So, >> with a bit of work, we can make this happen. The advantage of going >> that way is that we could then reuse the method for other list in our >> dialogs. > > FYI I did that:
thanks. it works in preferences dialog. text style dialog combo remains completely unsorted, dunno if its intended. > + // FIXME: it would be nice if sorting was enabled/disabled via a > checkbox. i dont understand the purpose of this checkbox. whats the point of having it disabled? pavel
