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edit:

I accomplished this by adding a suggestion with contents "& n b s p;", which would be escaped to "& a m p ; n b s p;".

Great! Thanx Koen!

A happy 2012 to you, your colleagues and your family as well!

Regards!

Rob.

Hi Koen,

Sorry it took me a while to start using this (I continued working with my old modified version of wt untill now), but I have a small remark on its usage.

In my code I use a WStandardItemModel within the WSuggestionPopup.

My first thought:

[1] use the WSuggestionPopup::addSuggestion() and then set the flags on the model.

When [1] didn't work:

[2] manually add a WStandardItem with the correct flags to the model, so don't use WSuggestionPopup::addSuggestion()

That worked because the flags are only taken into account when you add something to the model

To make [1] work you could take the flags also into account when the data of the model is changed in the method 'WSuggestionPopup::modelDataChanged'.



// right under value->setText(asString(d));

WModelIndex index = model*->index(i, modelColumn*);

TextFormat format = index.flags() & ItemIsXHTMLText ? XHTMLText : PlainText;

value->setTextFormat(format);

So now I can use your feature in the following way as well (example use of [1]):

int row = popup_logic~~model()>rowCount();

popup_logic->addSuggestion(content*.first, content*.second);

WStandardItemModel model = dynamic_cast<WStandardItemModel>(popup_logic->model());

WModelIndex index = model*->index(row*, 0);

modelitemFromIndex(index)~~>setFlags(ItemIsXHTMLText);

Next to what allready worked (example use of [2]):

WStandardItem *item = new WStandardItem();

item*->setData(boost::any(content*.first), DisplayRole);

item*->setData(boost::any(content*.second), UserRole);

item~~setFlags(item~~>flags() | ItemFlag::ItemIsXHTMLText);

model*->appendRow(item*);

Kind regards,

Rob.

Hey Rob,

Good suggestion, I've incorporated it.

Regards,

koen