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Values in a limited set should be shown in combo boxes in the device explorer
we can use the range attribute for this (with a list of values instead of a range)
yes, that's already the case, but the problem is to only allow the user to select what's in the range. e.g. if the range is ["foo", "bar", "baz"] instead of a text input there should be a combo box where you can only choose the correct values.
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To do :
In the DeviceExplorer{Model,View} (and certainly also the StateInspectorWidget), delegates that match the various data types should be created, following this tutorial : http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/model-view-programming.html#a-simple-delegate
This could also be used to make a specific delegate for the boolean type that would fix #89 and special delegates for the range that would fix #87.
Adding this one to you @RobinMontferme as it touches some fun Qt stuff and the device explorer to change you of the central view woes ;p
done in addressitemmodel - leaving the device explorer free for any input as sometimes it may make sense to control the values outside of the set