I've taken a look at this and think it's intentional and fairly clear: - GTK+ and gtkmm both refer to the slot as "a slot that creates widgets". i.e. creates, for the FlowBox's consumption. Not a slot that returns a reference to a widget that already existed for some other purpose. - GtkFlowBox does gtk_flow_box_forall (GTK_CONTAINER (box), FALSE, (GtkCallback) gtk_widget_destroy, NULL);
So, I think your original conclusion, that the widgets must always be rebuilt, was correct. As for the question about copying them, I'm afraid that can't work, as far as I know; relatively few GObjects maintain all their state as properties, often keeping essential info in private structs, so unless the C class provides a copy/clone method, that can't be done. Not that I think it'd help much here anyway - you'd just be copying instead of deleting/recreating. Perhaps you can instead build all the FlowBoxes, one for each model, then just show the one that's currently relevant. e.g. using Gtk::Stack
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