Hello. I'm familiar with GUI programming but is fairly new to GTK+ and GTKmm. I'm going through the basics but is stuck on how to properly design my application for use of tree views.
Let's say that I have an application that creates and runs a number of "jobs". These jobs are displayed in a tree view where each job has a job ID and a progress bar, where the progress bar shows how much of the job that is done. Creating this tree view and populating it with initial values was very easy. You create the tree view, the associated model and creates rows for the model by calling append() on the tree model. However, every now and then the progress bars has to be updated and this is where I don't follow. I don't get how I should do to properly update the value of a specific row. I have an object for each job, and that object knows how far the job has completed. My first thought was to have the job object signal the tree view that it has new data and have it reload the model. However, that means that I have to iterate through the rows and try to find the correct row to update. Another idea was to take a pointer to the row and pass it to the job object. So now the job object will be able to update the row directly. While this seams to work it is a bit odd to pass view objects to model objects. It also complicates it if I want to have the same jobs displayed in different tree views. What is the appropriate way to update a tree view after it has been created? John _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
