The d-pointer idiom is used to keep the public API of QTreeView binary stable while still having the option of adding/removing/renaming functions necessary for the view's procesing.
The d-pointer points to a private class that holds the actual implementation of the view, often also referred to as PIMPL idiom (pointer to implementation).
The Q_D() and Q_Q() macros enable const correct access to the private and public class respectively.
The class you are looking for ist QTreeViewPrivate
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Thanks I will ruck about see what I figure out and post here.
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