When you select an item in GtkCList, it send the "select-row" signal.
When you unselect it sends the "unselect-row" signal. Use callbacks
to save the values of selected (and susequently unselected) rows.
Then you can keep track of what is currrently selected.
Good luck.
Joe Kelch
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Subject: selection field of a GtkCList
Author: Nils Rennebarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at internet
Date: 9/15/00 12:40 PM
In the description of GtkCList, all fields of the struct are declared
private, but I can't see a way to get the current selection other than
accessing the clist->selection field. Even the FAQ says to use this field.
Is this a documentation bug?
Nils
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