> whenever i encounter situations where i'm going to reimplement virtual > methods, i will usually take a look at the qt source at some point. i > will look at the details of the default implementation, and also how the > method is used internally by other methods. if the method is part of an > abstract class, i might also look at how qt has reimplemented it in its > own subclasses (for example, by comparing qtreeview with qtreewidget). > why waste time designing everything from scratch when the kindly trolls > have already done most of it for me? > > the qt documentation is good, but there is no substitute for reading the > source when you really need to know how things work.
I have just finally gotten to the point where I know enough to be able to use the source code :-). I discovered how to modify the internal default drop action using the undocumented setDefaultDropAction on the view, by looking at the source code. Baby steps. D _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt
