That did it, thanks.
As a followup, as best I can tell, the QTreeWidgetItem doesn't emit any signals, where would I connect to handle pushing the new name back into the database?
That did it, thanks.
As a followup, as best I can tell, the QTreeWidgetItem doesn't emit any signals, where would I connect to handle pushing the new name back into the database?
Cant you use a QTreeView with a proper model? That will simplify things a lot.
Posted for benefit of future readers:
QTreeWidget::itemChanged(QTreeWidgetItem*, int)
This signal solved my problems, but be sure to disconnect it if repopulating the QTreeWidget or you get some hyper signal emissions.
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