No, but the modified QCompleter is more general than that (need not be a string list, any table model will do) and does not require the receiver to have access to the original data.
An editable QComboBox may be a better option than either.
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Re: Can a QCompleter emit a signal of index of position of its inside list, by clicki
No, but the modified QCompleter is more general than that (need not be a string list, any table model will do) and does not require the receiver to have access to the original data.
An editable QComboBox may be a better option than either.
Last edited by ChrisW67; 24th January 2016 at 05:08.
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