On 06/02/2011 07:42 PM, David Boddie wrote:
The draganddrop/puzzle example provided with PyQt uses a QListWidget to display a collection of puzzle pieces that can be dropped inside or outside the list, though it's not exactly the most user friendly interface you could imagine. The itemviews/puzzle example is more or less the same, but uses QListView instead of QListWidget. It implements support for drag and drop in a custom model, which is based on QAbstractListModel to make it as simple as possible. Strangely, the piece movement is quite a bit more intuitive than in the other example.
Thanks, that got me started in the right direction. It seems that I basically have to reimplement the InternalMove behavior myself -- it has some nice visual touches that aren't duplicated in the examples.
This leaves me wondering, though -- if InternalMove doesn't give you any way to find out when things move, what's the point?
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