Hi,
> for (list = history_list->history, i = 0; list ; list =
> list->next, i++) {
> GtkTreeStore *store = GTK_TREE_STORE
> (gtk_tree_view_get_model(GTK_TREE_VIEW(tree)));
> gtk_tree_store_append(store, iter, NULL);
Here a top-level row is appended but no contents is set for this row.
> add_to_node(history_list, &iter, dialog_widgets->tree, i);
This fn seems to add a child to the top-level row (that was just
created with no content).
If the history_list->history contains 14 elements then the TreeView
will have 14 top level rows with one child each.
If you have only a list of elements why do you go for TreeStore rather
than ListStore. Why don't you use code something like the follg:
GtkTreeIter iter;
for (list = history_list; list; list = list->next) {
gtk_list_store_append (store, &iter);
gtk_list_store_set (store, 0, (const char*)list->data, -1);
}
Sorry, if my inference is wrong. I have never used a GtkTreeStore. I
assume that since the toplevel rows doesn't have any content, "you see
no output".
--
Santhosh.
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