This is a zip file of the Exlipse project if anyone cares to take a look. At
this point I am trying to figure out why the dragEnterEvent in
compassTreeView.py doesn't cause a move action when source is self.
http://python.6.n6.nabble.com/file/n4931964/CompassGui.zip CompassGui.zip
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When time is short I would say, add a method to the source model that you can
call from the target model that removes the received items. That would make it
work at least. It might even be the best way to do such a thing, but I'm not
sure.
It seems you handle the dragged in mimedata as the obje
No problem, Bart. Thanks for replying. I think I am on the right track (a
right track) now. There seems to be many different ways to do what I am
trying to accomplish, but I haven't gotten the hang of quickly figuring out
the documentation and I am running out of time on this project. I think it
w
Sorry it took me so long, I was quite busy.
My solution is used for moving items internally in one model. From your
earlier mails I may have gotten the wrong idea. It seems you need to move the
items from one model to another. Is this correct?
Am I correct in assuming that your source model is
More progress. I now have the two MineData types working so that a node
dropped into the target tree is created with a different MIME_TYPE and in
the dopMimeData method of the target model I have at the bottom:
. . .
if (mimedata.hasFormat('target_type')):
self.removeRow(row,parentIndex)
It d
I may be talking to myself only, but I am getting closer. I subclassed two
models with different MimeData subclasses of QMimeData giving them different
MIME_TYPE strings. I created two instances of QTreeView, one with each of
the models. One of the models (say model B) is set to accept both of the
In my project I use a special mime type in DropMimeData() to recognise
internal moves and handle them accordingly. I have set the view to handle drag
and drop operations. You will need to subclass your model for this.
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>> I am looking at the documentation for QAbstractItemView Class. I have
>> created a tree view and I would like it to accept drops from a different
>> view, but also be able to move items within itself. None of the
>> DragDropMode settings seem to allow
hosscomp wrote
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> I am looking at the documentation for QAbstractItemView Class. I have
> created a tree view and I would like it to accept drops from a different
> view, but also be able to move items within itself. None of the
> DragDropMode settings seem to allow that. If I set it to Intern
I am looking at the documentation for QAbstractItemView Class. I have created
a tree view and I would like it to accept drops from a different view, but also
be able to move items within itself. None of the DragDropMode settings seem to
allow that. If I set it to InternalMove it acts the way I
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