Ah, so basically you call fetchMore with a value of 20, then afterwards do a fetchMore with the rest of the data? Seems like a good idea. The only thing I'd be worried about is that filtering woul be inaccurate until the model had a chance to calculate the widths for the rest of it's data. I could disable filtering until all the data is loaded, but I would much rather avoid that.
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