Is there any way to be informed when a row in a CList becomes visible? I want to
display some computationally expensive data; rather than calculate it all up
front, I'd get much better performance by calculating the data as the user wants
to see it. (I know how much data there is, so I can fill up the CList with
placeholders.) Do I just catch the "expose_event" signal and try and work out
which row has become visible, or is there a cleverer way?

Additionally, does anyone know how to change a CList's focus row
programmatically?

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