> Either try using QAbstractItemView.closePersistentEditor() or, if you
> need custom editors, create your own with a QStyledItemDelegate
> subclass, where you have full control (including the widget, that
> you're missing).
>
> Pete
Thanks for you response. What you suggested put me on the correct path to
finally find what I was really looking for. It took me a few days to figure this
out, but it's really simple in the end.
(self is a QTreeView subclass):
index = self.currentIndex()
editor = self.indexWidget(index)
if editor:
self.commitData(editor)
self.closeEditor(editor, QAbstractItemDelegate.NoHint)
Worked like a charm! The hard part was figuring out that indexWidget, returned
to open editor if the item was being edited.
thanks again,
Danny
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