Reputation: 9764
Working with the Qt ItemViews the editing widget of an item can be modified via a QItemDelegate
that can create a custom editor via createEditor
. Who is responsible for deleting the instance created by the delegate.
I could not find any documentation that explained this, if you just point to the appropriate section that is fine
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1167
Reputation: 9764
Allright, I did trace this back ...
An editor widget created by a subclass created by QAbstractItemDelegate
will get deleted after it has lost focus and the whole signal chain that is documented under delegation has been triggered. It is actually deleted via a deleteLater()
call in the QAbstractItemView
.
There is the concept of a persistent editor but I did not follow that any further
Upvotes: 7
Reputation: 22292
QObjects
generally take care of themselves as long as their parent is set. When you call createEditor()
and specify a parent in the first parameter, the parent will take care of deleting it.
The relevant documentation can be found here, in particular, the third paragraph of the description.
Upvotes: 0