Fernando Apesteguía wrote: > Hi list! > > I need to represent some data in my application. The data is actually a > trace of functions. The size of the list is not fixed, but it has a limit of > 200 elements. When the 200 limit is reached, I clear the older element and > then add the new one. > I have the list in a file (from procfs) and now I need to show it. I thought > about to draw the name of the function inside a rectangle and then an arrow > pointing to the next element. Something like this: > > _____ _____ > |func1| ---> |func2| > ---------- -------- > > But I don't know what kind of widget I need to use. Maybe this is not the > best way to represent this... should I use a treeview to show the list? > Which are the advantages?
Well, unless you have a phenomenally wide screen, 200 boxes pointing to each other as you depict above will never fit. Besides, once you get above 5-10 boxes, comprehension begins to plummet. I'd just put them in a simple list, in whatever order makes sense to your audience (first to last or last to first.) You can do that with a tree view backed by a list store. -- Guy Rouillier _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
