[email protected] wrote: >> know whether a particular item hasChildren() > > Isn't this count>0? (it would be a little more efficient though if we had > an isEmpty or hasChildren)
Nope. count is the number of items in a list. What I'm looking for is the number of children of a particular item in the list. The thing is the qml ListView has a QAbstractItemModel in it which is actually a tree. If you click on an item that has children, another part of the application should show the children. There needs to be some visual indication that a item in the list has children. In QTreeView, that's a [+] which you can click to expand. Steve. > > -- > Warwick _______________________________________________ Qt-qml mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-qml
