Chris Ricks schrieb:
Hi Ricardo!
I agree, but this may not belong in QxListView. Expecting a widget
already as complex as QxListView to handle that many records might be a
requirement if you want simple sorting for your entire dataset, but
creating a compound solution whereby the QxListView widget only contains
the currently visible data whilst handling other functions outside of it
may be easier (and allow for simpler development of QxListView).
What are your thoughts?
that's it. All the stuff like filtering, editing and so on are just
changes to the array which will be initially used to fill the QxListView
and an "update" call afterwards. This could be easily handled by
subclasses of QxListView IMHO (or directly into your application).
Regards,
Sebastian
Best regards,
Chris
Ricardo Borillo Domenech wrote:
Hi,
I agree with the need of an editable grid, but I guess if it's possible
to add pagging/filtering support to the ListView. This feature will be
usefull when you have thousands of rows from a dataset.
Thanks,
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