How to clean up a complex QList?

I'm using a rather complex QList in a derivation of QAbstractTableModel to store data:

class MyTableModel : public QAbstractTableModel {
     Q_OBJECT   
     QList<QHash<int, QHash<int, QVariant> *> *> m_data;
     /*...*/
};

MyTableModel::~TMusicTableModel() {
     /* Should I deallocate QList items? */
}

MyTableModel::setData(int row, int col, int type, QVariant value) {
    /* inserting a new data field */
    QHash<int, QHash<int, QVariant> *> *row_hash = new QHash<int, QHash<int, QVariant> *>();
    QHash<int, QVariant> *role_hash = new QHash<int, QVariant>();
    type_hash->insert(type, value);
    row_hash->insert(col, type_hash);
    m_data.insert(row, row_hash);
    return true;
}

I'm wondering if the QList and QHashes take care of the deallaction or if I should do it. The documentation is not very informative in this case.

Because you're creating the sub items with "new", you do have to deallocate them yourself. See the qDeleteAll function for a quick way of doing so.

Is there a reason why you're using new to create these hashs? (Your code is obviously just a snippet, so the pointers could be used and passed around elsewhere.) Generally, it's much simpler to just construct them on the stack so that destruction happens automatically.