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Welcome to todayamp;#39;s episode of Qt Widgets and more. In this episode, Iamp;#39;ll scratch an itch Iamp;#39;ve had for a long time, namely that in headers in your table itamp;#39;s possible to sort either ascending or descending, but once youamp;#39;ve sorted you cannot go back to the sorting that your input model provided. Okay, so to understand the problem that weamp;#39;re trying to solve here, please have a look at this application. You can see I got a table here with a bunch of columns: monkeys, apples, compilers, gizmos, and bars. You might ask yourself, amp;quot;What is this table really about?amp;quot; Absolutely nothing. I just made it up, just five random columns with a bunch of random data in them. But thereamp;#39;s one thing that is absolutely not random in this one and thatamp;#39;s the column over here. Thatamp;#39;s the input model that provides this. Okay. Observe what happens if I click on the compilers. You can see my compile
