Quoting Martin Franklin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I had this problem the other day and came up with BTW i'm using a
> Clist...
>
> .......cut.......
> self.selected=[]
>
> self.clist = GtkCList(3,['One','Two', 'Three'] )
> self.clist.connect("select_row", self.select_list)
> self.clist.connect("unselect_row", self.deselect_list)
> self.clist.connect("click-column", self.col_click)
>
> ........cut......
>
>
> def get_selected(self, *stuff):
> return self.selected
>
> def select_list(self, *stuff):
> id = self.clist.get_text(stuff[1], 0)
> cd = self.clist.get_text(stuff[1], 1)
> dc = self.clist.get_text(stuff[1], 2)
> self.selected.append( (id, cd, dc) )
>
> def deselect_list(self, *stuff):
> id = self.clist.get_text(stuff[1], 0)
> cd = self.clist.get_text(stuff[1], 1)
> dc = self.clist.get_text(stuff[1], 2)
> self.selected.remove( (id, cd, dc) )
Just try clist.selection, that contains a list with the row numbers of
the currently selected items.
Something else: When you add callbacks for (un)select_row, then
select_all/unselect_all can become very slow if your list has
several thousand rows (because you're signaled for every row).
The solution is to create an idle callback:
def select_row (self, *args):
if self.idle == -1:
self.idle = idle_add (self.selection_changed)
def selection_changed (self, *args):
self.idle = -1
...
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