>> item is a WStandardItem. >> mitemModel is a WStandardItemModel. >> >> >> Is there any difference between doing this : >> item->setData(progression); >> and this : >> mitem->setData(item->index(), progression); > No, that is the same. Ok. >> And what is the good signal to emit to update this cell when I changed the >> data (item belongs to a row that use a custom WItemDelegate, I wrote only >> the update function of this itemDelegate) ? > Normally, views should update themselves automatically -- updating > this item will fire the dataChanged() signal. > > A view will invoke the item delegate to update the item. Roger that. >> For information, it does update if other element are updated in the row. but >> it does not if only this cell need an update. >> >> Any idea ? > No -- that is odd but could be a bug. > If you can reproduce it in a test case, I would certainly take a look at it. Ok, this one is for me. Bug in my code that was far from where I was looking at this moment.
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