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  1. 9th October 2012, 15:18 #1
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    Default Re: Detecting changes to file system for QFileSystemModel

    Read about QFileSystemWatcher
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    Default Re: Detecting changes to file system for QFileSystemModel

    Ok. So I need to set up a separate QFileSystemWatcher for this, and can't indirectly or otherwise rely on the watcher used by the QFileSystemModel itself.

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