Easy way to use QList<int> as data model for ListView?

[pherthyl]

Is there any way I can easily use QList<int> as a model for QML Listview?

In my C++ I have this property:

Q_PROPERTY(QList<int> years READ years CONSTANT)

Q_PROPERTY(QList<int> years READ years CONSTANT)

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And was hoping I could just throw that into a ListView. However I get this error when the component is created:

ASSERT: "list.type() != QQmlListAccessor::Instance" in file util\qqmladaptormodel.cpp, line 925

I could create a custom model by extending QAbstractItemModel, but before I do that, is there an easier way to do it? Seems kind overboard for just a list of ints. QQmlListProperty is only for QObject types.

Thanks

[jryannel]

You could use a QVariantList. But then you would need first to convert your QList<int> into a QVariantList (using foreach for example).

[pherthyl]

Thanks.. Another thing that was non-obvious to me was how to then access the data in the delegate. You have to use the modelData property.

[bounce]

You should better override a QStandardModel, than the abstract one, and "this->setItemRoleNames(QHash...)" in the constructor.