ComboBox Model inside Listview

[anda_skoa]

@anda_skao
Yes, individual models per listview delegate

See, wasn't that hard

Since you need to access the individual models from outside the delegate, they need to be defined outside the delegates.

E.g. a lists of models, or having the combobox models as roles of the main model

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[Binary01]

No, combobox's models should be inside the delagate, if they was outside delegate = other result

Regards,

[anda_skoa]

No, combobox's models should be inside the delagate, if they was outside delegate = other result

Ok, I am curious: how would that affect the result?

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[Binary01]

I have an other button in my window, that adds (onClicked) an other delegate (rectangle) in Listview.
Combobox are editable, if I change a value in a delegate, the others take the same value.

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[anda_skoa]

Combobox are editable, if I change a value in a delegate, the others take the same value.

Now I am confused.
This sounds like you want the combobox models to be the same, not independent.

In comment #5 you claimed that the combobox models would need to be different.

Which one is it?

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[Binary01]

Combobox are editable, if I change a value in a delegate, the others take the same value.

Regards

This comment for explain why the models should be outside the delegate

>> The combobox models would need to be different (independent)

Regards,

[anda_skoa]

This comment for explain why the models should be outside the delegate

That is what I suggested in comment #6 to which you replied with a claim that this would result in different behavior.
When I ask why you think that is you reply with a comment suggesting to share a model across comboboxes?

Please clarify whether the comboxes are independent or not and separately why you think that having the models instantiated outside the delegates would somehow change behavior.

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