QTableView context menu

[radu_d]

I want to show a context menu on a QTreeView. The function that the QTreeView provide is customContextMenuRequested(const QPoint &) Do you know any method in which I could decide if the user clicked on an item or on the empty space? The QTreeWidget control has a function for that itemAt(QPoint). Does QTreeView have something like that? Thanks a lot. I am pretty new to QT.

[marcel]

No, but in the slot connected to customContextMenuRequested you can check the model index returned by QTreeView::indexAt.

[radu_d]

My mistake. Not QTreeView i am using QTableView.

[marcel]

Same thing. Both QTableView and QTreeView are subclasses of QAbstractItemView, which exposes indexAt().

[radu_d]

Thanks a lot. I was looking for function named itemAt()

[marcel]

The views are model based so you want the model index in this case. If it is valid the you clicked on an item.