François K. kirjoitti ma tammikuuta 18 12:35:14 2016 GMT+0200:
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> PS: I haven't investigated the proxy approach yet. I'll probably give it a
> try in the next few days.
>
You can see my proxy list implementation from
https://github.com/jollailija/nettiradio (fav manager + fav dialog). It's a b
Hi,
Allright, I've done some further testing and I also read some parts of the
QSqlTableModel source code to understand what's going on.
I've finally managed to get something working. For people that might be
interested in it, I figured out that :
- You have to emit the `beginRemoveRows` and
Hi Francoise,
Yeah, sorry about that. I'm not used to working in team and I also avoid variable names
that can look like keywords (i.e. "list").
I also always use "r" for the variable that is returned.
I see. I use Longer Names to avoid the keywords stuff, like remorseList. IDE
will always off
François K. kirjoitti ke joulukuuta 30 00:07:29 2015 GMT+0200:
> How would you make such a thing ? Use the destructor of the proxy to update
> the database ?
The remorse would just delete the item from the QML list model, and then you
could have a update timer (to prevent updating the whole lis
Hi,
Thanks for your input :)
> Hi, I am a SQL noob, but here's my piece of advice:
> Use a QML list model as a "proxy" and then replace the database with
> the QML list model's data at some point, like after the user exits
> some sort of list edit mode. It might not be the most efficient way
> bu
Hi Peter, hi guys,
First, thanks for your answer and ideas :)
> I find your code a bit hard to read. It would be nice if you use full
> names like list instead of l. I know it is annoying, but makes live
> easier in the long run.
Yeah, sorry about that. I'm not used to working in team and I also
Hello Francoise,
I find your code a bit hard to read. It would be nice if you use full
names like list instead of l. I know it is annoying, but makes live
easier in the long run.
Why do you have more then one Remorse? This is not clear to me. Maybe
you can explain?
Where do you close your d
Hi, I am a SQL noob, but here's my piece of advice:
Use a QML list model as a "proxy" and then replace the database with the QML
list model's data at some point, like after the user exits some sort of list
edit mode. It might not be the most efficient way but it works and is really
easy, you jus
Hello,
I sent the following email a few weeks ago but got no answer. The github
statistics also show that only one person downloaded the "dummy" project I
wrote to demonstrate my issue... :(
With the recent announcements and the Jolla boat sailing on, I'd like to get
this solved.
I'm even will
