The best I can come up with at the moment is:
gtk_clist_select_row(GTK_CLIST(clist), 3, 0);
GTK_CLIST(clist)->focus_row = 3;
-tony
On 20-Mar-2000 Count Zero wrote:
> Lets try again...
>
> Ok, gtk_clist_select_row() ALMOST works as expected... I have seen
> this
> posted
> to the list before, but never answered... When you call
> gtk_clist_select_row(clist, row, column) it does indeed select the
> row.
> The
> select-row signal is emitted, and the HIGHLIGHT changes to that
> row.
> BUT. the
> "cursor" or "focus" does NOT move to that row. This causes a "boxed
> outline"
> of whatever the last row the user clicked on, and NO outline around
> the
> newly
> selected row. As a side effect of this, if the user then uses the
> up
> and down
> cursor keys, the focus JUMPS to where the boxed outline was...
> There
> either
> needs to be a gtk_clist_focus_row() function, or select_row()
> should move
> the
> focus too. Any thoughts?
>
> -Steve
>
>
>
>
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