ListModel.remove() crashes program

I've managed to reproduce the crash in the following code. The version of Qt i'm using is 4.7.4. Can anyone tell me why this would crash the program? Does it crash for anyone else?

Code:

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import QtQuick 1.0
 
Rectangle {
	id: main
	width: 360
	height: 360
 
	Text {
		id: addBtn
		text: "Add to List"
		anchors.top: parent.top
		width: parent.width
		height: 40
		horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignHCenter
		verticalAlignment: Text.AlignVCenter
		font.bold: true
 
		MouseArea {
			anchors.fill: parent
			onClicked: {
				list_model.append({"display": "Click me to delete me"})
			}
		}
	}
 
	ListView {
		anchors.top: parent.top
		anchors.topMargin: 40
		anchors.left: parent.left
		anchors.right: parent.right
		anchors.bottom: parent.bottom
		spacing: 5
 
		model: ListModel {
			id: list_model
		}
 
		delegate: Rectangle
		{
			border.width: 1
			border.color: "#000"
			width: main.width - 1
			height: delText.height + 8
 
			MouseArea {
				anchors.fill: parent
				onClicked: {
					list_model.remove(index)
				}
			}
 
			Text {
				id: delText
				height: 20
				anchors.horizontalCenter: parent.horizontalCenter
				anchors.verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter
				text: display
			}
		}
	}
}

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What should index be? Try .remove(currentIndex)!

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Lykurg

What should index be? Try .remove(currentIndex)!

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index is whatever the index of the item is that has been interacted with or interacted with one of its children. For my current project, which isn't entirely reflected in the reproducable code, in order to remove the item from the list you have to interact with a child element of the item. This means currentIndex is not practical for my current project, since interacting with the child element does not necessarily make the item parent the current item. Nevertheless, if you were to replace index with ListView.currentIndex (or whatever gives you the current index) in the reproducable code, the program would still crash.

Removing the current item inside any routine that handles that item is not safe. Mark the item for deletion and delete it after the control returns to the event loop. You might need to interface with C++ for that.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by wysota

Removing the current item inside any routine that handles that item is not safe. Mark the item for deletion and delete it after the control returns to the event loop. You might need to interface with C++ for that.

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Researching what you said, i found this example in the documentation which also calls model_id.remove(index) from the delegate: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot...clist-qml.html Skimming through the example, i don't really see any fundamental difference between my code (or the crash reproducable code) and the example.

The fundamental difference is in ListView.delayRemove=true and everything around it.