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    Question QtPropertyBrowser with a QStandardItemModel

    Greetings,

    Has anyone tried to use the QtPropertyBrowser code with a QStandardItemModel?

    The Editable Tree Property Browser demo looks exactly like the GUI I'm required to use, but I would have to wedge a (proxy) model into the design to feed it data. I am fairly new to the Qt Model/View stuff and this looks like a daunting task (or am I totally wrong about this).

    Background:
    I'm using a QStandardItemModel (generated by another team member) to populate several QTableViews (through proxy models) and also must populate a QTreeView-like widget for the current 'selection'. Much of this is working except for the treeView-like widget. This is where the QtPropertyBrowser comes into play, its appearance and functionality is exactly what was specified and I would like to use it if possible.

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    Qt 4.6.2 commercial
    MS Visual Studio 2005

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