On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 01:37:48PM +0000, didier wrote: > It's unusable.
The *right* way to fix this would be to replace the GtkClist with a widget that, instead of requiring you to specify the column values when you add a column to the display, lets you specify a routine to be called when a row is to be displayed and an argument to pass to that routine; the routine would supply a list of column text values. I have a partially-finished version of that; it can change the time display format instantaneously, no matter how many packets are in the capture. The widget is based on the GTK+ 1.2.10 GtkClist; it might not work with GTK+ 2.x without some changes. It might be that the right thing to do for 2.x is to go to the new 2.x column-list widget, which can, I think, already allow you to get the column text values on the fly in that fashion.
