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The JS is very fast I cannot see any delay
Avoiding JS it not only about performance, it is mostly about correctness and code maintainability.

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Understand I correctly that you would put the XML file content into a QVector and than search through that?
Yes, if you extract a list of timestamps, I would store them in a vector or list of QDateTime.

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By the way, I noticed a difference between JS and XmlListView. Within XmlListView my timestamps are not displayed correctly. I use the exact same code to convert the same timeStamp from the XML file. 6pm is displayed correctly but all other times are off a few seconds.
Qt Code:
  1. Qt.formatDateTime(new Date(timeStamp,"dd.MM.yyyy - hh:mm" );
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Is this a known issue?
The timeStamp value being the same in both cases?

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