Detailed info in QTreeView Model

Hi, I have a problem with creating a program based on
Basic Sort/Filter Model Example , but including also detailed view of each record like Master Detail Example. I can make normal Model from first example (I read data from txt file as QStringList separated by "_"), but I don't know how to include to each line in table additional info (e.g. in a form of QStringList) which will appear after activating record.

Here you have my code. I shortened it so there could be some logic gaps but I think this would be enough to show general idea of my program

eglowny.h

Code:

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#ifndef EGLOWNY_H
#define EGLOWNY_H
#include <QMainWindow>
#include <QAbstractItemModel>
#include <QTreeView>
 
 
extern QAbstractItemModel *asd(QWidget *parent, QString file);
 
class Eglowny : public QMainWindow
{
    Q_OBJECT
 
public:
    explicit Eglowny(QWidget *parent = 0);
 
private:
    void wnetrzeokna();
    QGridLayout *uklad;
    QWidget *wyg;
    QTreeView *lista;
    SortFilterProxyModel* filtr;
 
private slots:
   void zrodlo(QAbstractItemModel *model);
};
#endif // EGLOWNY_H

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eglowny.cpp

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#include "eglowny.h"
Eglowny::Eglowny(QWidget *parent) :
    QMainWindow(parent)
{
    wnetrzeokna();
    setWindowTitle("Kolekcjoner");
    resize(800, 600);
}
void Eglowny::wnetrzeokna()
{
    filtr = new QSortFilterProxyModel;
    filtr->setDynamicSortFilter(true);
    lista = new QTreeView;
    lista->setRootIsDecorated(false);
    lista->setAlternatingRowColors(true);
    lista->setModel(filtr);
    lista->setSortingEnabled(true);
 
    uklad = new QGridLayout;
    uklad->addWidget(lista, 0, 0, 1, 3);
 
    wyg = new QWidget;
    wyg->setLayout(uklad);
    lista->sortByColumn(1,Qt::AscendingOrder);
 
    setCentralWidget(wyg);
}
 
void Eglowny::save ()
{
QString file = QFileDialog::getSaveFileName(this, tr("Save"));
 if (file.isEmpty())
     return;
 saveb (file);
}
 
void Eglowny::upload()
{
    QString file
        = QFileDialog::getOpenFileName(this, tr("Upload "));
    if (file.isEmpty())
        return;
  zrodlo(asd(wyg, file));
    }
 
void Eglowny::zrodlo(QAbstractItemModel *model)
{
    filtr->setSourceModel(model);
}

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baza.h

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#ifndef BAZA_H
#define BAZA_H
#include <QApplication>   
#include <QList>
#include <QFile>
#include <QTextStream>
#include <QStringList>
#include <QMessageBox>
#include <QSet>
#include <QAbstractItemModel>
#include <QStandardItemModel>
 
QList<QString> ListaPodstawowychAtrybutow;
QAbstractItemModel *asd(QWidget *parent, QString file);
void saveb(QString &file);
void wypiszpodstawoweatrybuty();
QStandardItemModel *model;
void dodajwpis(QAbstractItemModel *model, QString wpist, QString wpisn, QString wpisz, QString wpisk);
#endif // BAZA_H

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baza.cpp

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#include "baza.h"
void saveb(QString &file)
{
        QFile plikzdanymi(file);
        if (!plikzdanymi.open(QFile::WriteOnly| QFile::Text))
            {
    ////
            return;
            };
        QTextStream plikdocelowydane (&plikzdanymi);
        QString wpislinia;
        while (model->rowCount()>0)
            {
            QList<QStandardItem*>asd= model->takeRow(0);
            foreach(QStandardItem* lista,asd)
                {
                wpislinia.append("_"+lista->text());
                }
            plikdocelowydane<<wpislinia;
            endl(plikdocelowydane);
            asd.clear();
            wpislinia.clear();
            }
       plikzdanymi.close();
}
 
QAbstractItemModel *asd(QWidget *parent, QString file)
{
    QFile plik(file);
    if (!plik.open(QFile::ReadOnly| QFile::Text))
        {
/////
        return NULL;
        };
    typ.clear();
    atrybut.clear();
    model = new QStandardItemModel(0, 4, parent);
            model->setHeaderData(0, Qt::Horizontal, "0");
            wypiszpodstawoweatrybuty();
            int i=1;
            foreach(QString podstawowyatrybut, ListaPodstawowychAtrybutow)
                {
                model->setHeaderData(i, Qt::Horizontal, podstawowyatrybut);
                i++;
                };
        QFile plikzdanymi(file);
        if (!plikzdanymi.open(QFile::ReadOnly| QFile::Text))
            {
    ////////////
 
            return;
            };
        QTextStream plikdane (&plikzdanymi);
        QString wpislinia= plikdane.readLine();
        while (!wpislinia.isNull())
            {
            QStringList wpislista = wpislinia.split("_");
            dodajwpis(model,wpislista[0],wpislista[1],wpislista[2],wpislista[3]);
            wpislinia = plikdane.readLine();
            }
            ;
       plikzdanymi.close();
       return model;
}
void dodajwpis(QAbstractItemModel *model, QString wpist, QString wpisn, QString wpisz, QString wpisk)
{
    model->insertRow(0);
    model->setData(model->index(0,0),wpist);
    model->setData(model->index(0,1),wpisn);
    model->setData(model->index(0,2),wpisz);
    model->setData(model->index(0,3),wpisk);
    }
 
void wypiszpodstawoweatrybuty()
{
    ListaPodstawowychAtrybutow.clear();
    ListaPodstawowychAtrybutow <<"1"<<"2"<<"3";
}

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If i can remember correct you can use setData on the QStandardItem using the Qt::UserRole, using this role you can add you're own type of data (an object for example)

example:

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QStandardItem *itm = new QStandardItem();
    itm->setData("Test1",Qt::DisplayRole);
    itm->setData("Test2",Qt::EditRole);
    itm->setData("Test3",Qt::UserRole);
 
    qDebug() << "display " << itm->data(Qt::DisplayRole);  //debug result is: display  QVariant(QString, "Test1") 
    qDebug() << "edit " << itm->data(Qt::EditRole); //debug result is: edit  QVariant(QString, "Test2") 
    qDebug() << "user " << itm->data(Qt::UserRole); //debug result is: user  QVariant(QString, "Test3")

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you can create an object and put it into the variant

It sounds good, but unfortunatelly I haven't done anything like this before. Could you tell me step by step what should I do?

Then i will need some aditional information
is the detailed info also stored in the file?

the most important question is what you exatly want to create (can you make a sketch of how it should look?)
do you need a tree or a list view?

My problem rather doesn't need use tree model (but datailed info could be also treated as child) so I think list could be enough. I want to create list of items with few standard informations showed in table (header 1, 2 and 3- all QString), and few additional details showed while item is chose (QStrings and e.g Picture- items could have different number of additional informations it depends on their type represented by header1). List must be sortable by column and must be filtered. I think that's all. At this moment using TreeView I get almost all facilities except includind detail informations.
I store items informations in txt files in form:
item1header1_item1header2_item1header3_item1info1_ item1info2_item1info3
item2header1_item2header2_item2header3_item2info1_ item1info5
item3header1_item3header2_item3header3_item3info1_ item3info2_item3info3

and general info about types:
header1a_header2_header3_info1_info2_info3
header1b_header2_header3_info1_info5

I firstly upload second file with headers for every type( this fragment of code isn't included in code which I posted) and in next step file with informations for every item, and depending on header1 I know which attributes should have chosen item. eg when header1a= item1header1 I know that this item should 6 informations about it (header1,header2,header3,info1,info2,info3)

Attachment 8137

I've made a small example, i did not include the sorting and filtering for that you can take a look at the zipcode1 example from http://www.qtrac.eu/aqpbook.html (aqpbook.zip)
(the code is not that lean and clean but you will get the idea)

see the attachment
Attachment 8138