Open vandenoever opened 7 years ago
QAbstractItemModel is the bread and butter of QML. It would be great if they could be created in Rust via a trait. A minimal trait would look like this:
trait QAbstractItemModel { fn column_count(&self, parent: QModelIndex) -> i32; fn data(&self, index: QModelIndex, role: i32) -> QVariant; fn index(&self, row: i32, column: i32, parent: QModelIndex) -> QModelIndex; fn parent(&self, index: QModelIndex) -> QModelIndex; fn row_count(&self, parent: QModelIndex) -> i32; }
role could be an enum. Since QModelIndex is the same size as a reference, they're passes by value. (I guess QModelIndex can implement Copy trait).
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QAbstractItemModel is the bread and butter of QML. It would be great if they could be created in Rust via a trait. A minimal trait would look like this:
rolecould be an enum. Since QModelIndex is the same size as a reference, they're passes by value. (I guess QModelIndex can implement Copy trait).