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Work Planned to be Done:

The work I planned to do for the third week of the coding period was to introduce the TreeView on the PaletteBox. This included adding classes to make the Tree Model.

Work Done:

Most of the time I worked on making the Tree Model from the data containing the names of the Palette which was placed on the file default.txt. Here I created the model using the text file and connected it to the treeView

This blog post provides a brief report on the work I have done in the second week in the coding period of the Google Summer of Code program

Work Planned to be Done:

1. Construct a model using a QAbstractItemModel.
2. Make a Resource file to handle the data provided to make a treeView resembling a Palette.
3. Construct a Model using the .xml file containing all the Palette Items.

Work Done:

Construction of a TreeView with a model using the QAbstractItemModel.

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This blog post provides a brief note on the work I have done in the first week in the coding period of the Google Summer of Code program.

Work Planned to be Done:

1. Create a Sample TreeView using Model-View Architecture
2. Learn more about Class and Objects
3. Work out some sample codes based on the Model/View Programming.

Work Done:

1.Constructing a TreeView

I have started the week by learning how to implement a TreeView using Model-View programming. I created a model

The corresponding blog post represents what all works I have done during the community bonding period of GSoC 2019. For the last week, I have been trying to lay some clear foundations on how the code is structured and also how the files are managed in the software regarding the palette. I also made an effort to make sample TreeView and TreeWidget which may provide a future reference for constructing the Palette.

Works Planned to do:

1. Understand how model-view programming

Hi, I am Anand H, an undergraduate student in Computer Science from Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, India. I am grateful to be able to work and participate in this year's Google Summer of Code. This post is a brief outline of the work that I intend to complete as part of the Google Summer of Code.

The current palette provides a list of notations and symbols that are widely used in the scores. The presence of a large number of palette