Is it possible to dynamically populate a ListView within a GridView ?

Ok, strange.

Can you try to create a minimal example that can be built and run and shows the problem?

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Sorry for the late reply but I haven't got the time until now.

I made this little example which build and run but with the same problem.

Attachment 11788

I hope it helps to understand the issue.

Ok, this is more complicated than I thought :(

I found two things that work:
- make the channels property a QList<QObject*>
- Use a QAbstractListModel derived class to provide the channel data

Some other observations:
- main.cpp cannot compile because there is no MainWindow.h, it is mainwindow.h
- this can be written much shorter. Instead of

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QString::fromStdString("channel " + QString::number(i).toStdString()).toStdString().c_str())

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write this

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QString("channel %1").arg(i);

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Cheers,
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Originally Posted by anda_skoa

Ok, this is more complicated than I thought :(

I found two things that work:
- make the channels property a QList<QObject*>
- Use a QAbstractListModel derived class to provide the channel data

Some other observations:
- main.cpp cannot compile because there is no MainWindow.h, it is mainwindow.h
- this can be written much shorter. Instead of

Code:

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QString::fromStdString("channel " + QString::number(i).toStdString()).toStdString().c_str())

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write this

Code:

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QString("channel %1").arg(i);

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Cheers,
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I use your first suggestion and it worked perfectly.

Your tip for QString is a good-to-know one ;-)

For the mainwindow include, you are right but it was compiling on my setup (which is weird...).

Thank you for the help !

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Originally Posted by andrioli.n

For the mainwindow include, you are right but it was compiling on my setup (which is weird...).

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You were likely building on Windows or OSX with a case-insensitve file system.

Cheers,
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