@jayrickaby said in How to make QRangeModel in Python PySide6 with pure strings?: With your example, it was printing 2 rows and 1 column for me. Try putting the QRangeModel now into a TableView or TreeView's model. You can see that the data is weirdly smushed into that one column. I don't think it will be wrong for me as mine reports 4 columns where yours reports 1. Your problem for that is at the model side, for whatever reason. My suggestion is that this is working "oddly" in PySide6 and explicitly rejected in PyQt6, so all bets are off. And we don't know what platform/Qt/PySide/Python version you are using, may be different from mine.

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Hi, I think the wiki has the starting point Hope it helps

I’ve run into a similar issue with long JavaFX lists where the target item isn’t initially visible. Using the component’s available items/model instead of relying only on scrolling seems much more reliable, especially when the test input changes dynamically. The approach with obj.items.length, obj.items.get(i) and assigning obj.value looks particularly useful for making the test independent of the item’s position in the list.

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Ok, akismet triggering is not always clear. Beside this issue, what was your question about ?