Problem with Model/View

[Shawn]

I have parsed an XML file and got this,

class Element
{
public:
Element(const QString &type)
:ElementType(type)
{
content.clear();
}

~Element(void) {}

void addContent(const QString str);
void addSubElement(Element* element);
void addAttr(const QString attr, const QString value);
void toText(QTextStream &os, int level); //print for testing

private:
QString ElementType, content;
QList<Element*> list_subElement;
QMap<QString, QString> map_attr;
};
ElementType represents the name of the tag, content represents the value of this tag,
every element also has many attribute-value pair, which are represented by the QMap,
the child element is represented by the QList<Element*>

For this simple XML file:

<Class No.="02">
<Student No.="0215">Mike Jasen</Student>
</Class>

My Problem is:
I want to show the Element and child elements in a tree-view. If any element is clicked in this tree-view, the attribute-value pairs can be shown in the table-view. How can I implement this?
This pic is want I want, I draw it using photofiltre

[jpn]

How about writing a model interface around QDomDocument? I mean, with QDom* you already got a readily available XML tree representation. ;)

[Shawn]

How about writing a model interface around QDomDocument? I mean, with QDom* you already got a readily available XML tree representation. ;)

I start this project without any guidance. I mean when I release that DOM is better, I have already gone that far...

At the very begining I used to use lots of struct to represent the element, that's realy a disaster...

Maybe my problem exsits in how to give the value to the Model? The list member and the map member should be given to different Model?

[jpn]

Yes, I suppose you need two separate models because a model cannot provide different data for different views. Notice that the actual data behind the curtains is still exactly the same, both models are just interfaces for Qt's interview framework.

[jpn]

Oh, and by the way, there's also an example out there: Simple DOM Model Example (http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/itemviews-simpledommodel.html)