Seems using model.setData(index, Qt::Checked,Qt::CheckStateRole) is not enough to get the checkbox working right. Any suggestions?
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I believe you would need to subclass QStandardItemModel; override flags method and return Qt::ItemIsUserCheckable along with other flags for the column with check boxes. Below is an example:
here's how I was initializing controls:
hope this helps, regards