thanks for the reply zhnde, if I use QListWidget + QListWidgetItem, i have to reimplement the paintEvent with help of Delegate, right?
No, I mean alternative.
One is using QListWidget. You don't need to reimplemente anything. Because QListWidgetItem gives you the control on each item. But in this case you need to create
two items with the same content but different fonts.
the Other is QListView, the base class of QListWidget. In paintEvent you can really draw two lines of string within
one item in different fonts.