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Well, well... Recursion isn't that bad at all. Filter experimental
ArchiveView recursive by the following rules:
* check children _and_ parents for filter
* if any child _or_ parent matches, accept the current row, parents and
children.
The column is converted to a QString and matched by QRegExp, so don't
try to match numbers or anything else.
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Implement remove nodes for ArchiveView. Only empty nodes without
children can be removed. Everything else is too dangerous :)
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While thinking about merging items, I realized that it is not necessary.
Just edit the mappings instead.
However, a fallout is an error function for the TreeView.
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Rename items: spits out an error message if the new item already exists.
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For the current SortOrder the expanded items are written to the config
file and read on startup.
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Fetching data sometimes takes a long time, so do it in a QThread and
show a progress dialog. Some kludges included :)
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Filter by QRegExp, but only on the first level according to the sort
order. All items are expanded when filtered.
Also, remember the filter and the sort order when exiting.
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Actually do something when the sort order is changed. That resulted in
various fixes to both model and view, since both had completely untested
codepaths.
Most notable fix: Only select those seriesparts which are actually
mapped to the selected genre or actor.
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* Show childcount
* Show subtitle or part no
* Resize Widget properly
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Display the new ArchiveModel in an experimental tab
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