Michael's example is excellent. As a note for those who haven't seen
it, the Pygtk gtk.ListStore.append() method in Pygtk2 has a convenient
extension. You can replace the two statements required by the C-style
API:
iter = store.append()
store.set(iter,
0, 'Tim',
1, 'Nichol',
2, 'Wright',
3, 'green')
with one statement that creates the row and adds data to it in one
step and fits in more naturally with Python's sequences:
store.append(('Tim', 'Nichol', 'Wright', 'Green'))
Either method is fine.
This useful nugget was stolen from the Pygtk FAQ entry 13.25
http://www.async.com.br/faq/pygtk/index.py?req=show&file=faq13.025.htp
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