Kevin Ryde wrote:
> A couple of words for the docs to perhaps keep the unwary out of
> trouble:
Committed. Thanks!
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-Torsten
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muppet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Yeah, it sucks.
Looks like the C level inhales too, really. Ok for in-memory, but hard
work if your data is say out on disk.
> Alternatives involve putting quite a bit of magic into the bindings at
> this point, which would pretty much turn into a custom
On Apr 23, 2008, at 9:51 PM, Kevin Ryde wrote:
> Oh, I get it now, you can return a reference but it's the model's
> job to
> keep it alive for as long as the iter is good. Hmm.
Yeah, it sucks.
Alternatives involve putting quite a bit of magic into the bindings at
this point, which would p
Oh, I get it now, you can return a reference but it's the model's job to
keep it alive for as long as the iter is good. Hmm.
(Actually I don't want to return a reference, I was trying ways to keep
two integers in my iter ...)
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The program below gets an error for me,
Attempt to free unreferenced scalar: SV 0x83c10a8, Perl interpreter:
0x8150008.
It seems to have something to do with returning a reference as data in
an iter. Are you allowed to do that? I saw "Will not persist" in the
Gtk2::TreeModel docs, but coul
