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  1. 9th December 2010, 20:11 #1
    Suppaman
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    Default Re: Use QTableWidget or QTreeWidget for show a listview control?

    I want a component showing items with columns, exactly as the Windows native control called ListView...
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    Default Re: Use QTableWidget or QTreeWidget for show a listview control?

    I think QTreeView/QTreeWidget will best suit your needs.
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