The way I see this, the Gtk::Table::children() method should be used "read-only".
It's just a convenient way to loop through the children of a structure that wouldn't
otherwise be linearly ordered. I, personally, gave up on using this method completely,
having realized that it's far less useful than one may expect. Thus, I maintain my own
partial list of children for those of them that I intend to remove and subsequently
re-add.
Glad the bug report has been filed. Hope we'll know the rest of this story before
long.
Regards,
Nickolai
On 5/16/06, Steven Cote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've had a similar problem. IIRC, I fixed it by removing things from the
> Gtk::Table object directly, via Gtk::Table::remove, rather than from the
> auxiliary Table_Helpers::TableList one. Try it.
That did the trick, thanks!
Having said that though, does that mean that the
Table_Helpers::TableList interface just doesn't work? Or was it just
never intended to be used in the manner I was attempting (using the
Table_Helpers::TableList::iterator to remove specific widgets from a
table).
Should a bug be filed?
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