On Tue, 2005-10-25 at 00:06 +1300, Dennis Morgan wrote:
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> > > I have a function which adds 2 or more rows but the second and subsequent
> > > rows must be a child of the one before..
> > > all the nodes are based on the path to a file..
> > >
> > > ie /home / someuser/ whateva
> > >
> > hey eveyone,
> >
> > This may sound really stupid.
> > but what is the easiest way to obtain the GtkTreeIter of a newly created
> > row?
>
> When you add a row with gtk_tree_store_append or cousins, the
> GtkTreeIter is stored in the variable you pass to it as second
> parameter. It's a retu
On Mon, 2005-10-24 at 22:53 +1300, Dennis Morgan wrote:
> hey eveyone,
>
> This may sound really stupid.
> but what is the easiest way to obtain the GtkTreeIter of a newly created
> row?
When you add a row with gtk_tree_store_append or cousins, the
GtkTreeIter is stored in the variable you pass
hey eveyone,
This may sound really stupid.
but what is the easiest way to obtain the GtkTreeIter of a newly created
row?
I have a function which adds 2 or more rows but the second and subsequent rows
must be a child of the one before..
all the nodes are based on the path to a file..
ie /home /
