On Sun, 2005-10-02 Daniel Brodie wrote: > only thing I am really doing is just returning True for some values and > False for other values in the model. Heck, I even used a random function > to do the sorting to see if its a problem with my sorting algorithm and > it still segments. If I always return True or False then everything is > OK. On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 10:31 +0300, Daniel Brodie wrote: > > Also, changing the visible func will cause it not to segfault (it dosn't > segfault in my code but somewhere in the C code). But right now I have > the visible_func written like this: > if model.get_value(iter, COLUMN_ISFILE): > return False > else: > return True
I'd speculate the value of iter is not valid. Don't know why, though. If you print iter does it tell you you're getting an iter object? -Toshio
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