Hi Jarek,
> > 1. A select is send to a database:
> > cur.execute("select position,article,name,amount,value from
> table_bill_pos")
> > pos = cur.fetchall()
> >
> > 2. depending on the result, I generate the model:
> > listmodel = gtk.ListStore(int,str,str,str,str)
> >
> > 3. create the TreeView:
> > tv = gtk.TreeView(listmodel)
> >
> > My problem is the second part, since I've got many queries against the
> database and changing the queries quite often.
> > So, I want to generate the _listmodel_ dynamically. Next time, maybe the
> query could be something like (int,str,str,str,str,str,int), because I
> added two columns.
>
> Cursor objects have description. It's a tuple, where second element is
> typecode. You can build your ListStore using that information.
that sound great, but I'm blocked. I using cur.description to get the
information of each column (type and header). But I don't know a way to
generate the gtk.ListStore() dynamically.
Can you give me some code that shows the way of doing it. I tried to generate a
basic gtk.ListStore(int) model, then appending further columns, but I could get
it work.
If I solve this problem, I would make a little tutorial about this, maybe
someone has similar problems.
Thanks you,
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