> > Hopefully this helps.
>
> yes. It does.
>
> I am curious however why you use tuples to enter the data in the
> subview? Most of the examples have seen use named arguments either
> explicitly or as I have been doing as a dictionary.
That's just a habit of mine. It's a little quicker for larger
datasets, but is more "dangerous" since you have to have the correct
order.
> I'm curious about indirect reference to subviews. what if I wanted to
> access multiple subviews without explicitly naming them. I don't really
> have a reason to do so at this time, I'm just asking for when I get
> really confused. :-)
I don't know what you mean by "naming them" here. A subview is really
just another column type, so anything that gets you to a row allows
you to access the row's subview.
> Also, should vw[0].commands.append(("ls -ls",)) really be
> vw[0].history.append(("ls -ls",))?
Yes, my bad.
> thanks
> ---eric
>
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>
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