QtreeWidgetItem: setFlags emits QTreeWidget::itemChanged

[trallallero]

Yes, probably it's right, itemChanged is thrown because the flags of the item are changed.
But the docs specifies "the content of the item", this is why I was a bit surprised when I've seen that the signal is thrown also when I change the flags.
Thanks for the suggestion but how should I use that signal ? I've never used models, that's my problem.
I guess I have to connect to the model of the QTableWidget...

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Added after 5 minutes:

I've tried now in this way:

connect (m_TreeWidget->model(), SIGNAL(dataChanged    (const QModelIndex&, const QModelIndex&)),
         this                 , SLOT  (ItemDataChanged(const QModelIndex&, const QModelIndex&)) );

connect (m_TreeWidget->model(), SIGNAL(dataChanged    (const QModelIndex&, const QModelIndex&)),
         this                 , SLOT  (ItemDataChanged(const QModelIndex&, const QModelIndex&)) );

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but the signal is emitted also when the flags are set.
Thanks anyway.

[SKolaMunn]

Did you ever find a solution? I have a similar problem. My slot that I connected to the itemChanged signal is being called way too often. I want to only know when the checkstate is changed, is that possible? Any suggestions?

[trallallero]

I've solved in this (hacky) way:

void PluginOptions::On_itemDoubleClicked(QTreeWidgetItem *item, int column)
{
   m_SessionActive = true;
 
   <set the flags>
 
   m_SessionActive = false;
}
 
void PluginOptions::On_itemChanged(QTreeWidgetItem* item, int column)
{
   if (m_SessionActive)
      return;
   <...>
}

void PluginOptions::On_itemDoubleClicked(QTreeWidgetItem *item, int column)
{
   m_SessionActive = true;

   <set the flags>
   
   m_SessionActive = false;
}

void PluginOptions::On_itemChanged(QTreeWidgetItem* item, int column)
{
   if (m_SessionActive)
      return;
   <...>
}

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