Paths is a reffer to a row, as an example, if you have a model with 100
rows, the path 10 will ref to the row number 11, no matter if you insert
rows before, the row will ref only to the row number 11.
Iters are another kind of ref. they ref to the row and keep the ref with
the row even if you
I'm just starting to learn PyGTK and GUI programming in general, and
Tree/ListViews confuse me tremendously. One question I have is, what's
the difference between iters and paths? It seems like paths are much
easier to use, because I can simply use model[path][column] to access
any part of the
Caleb Marcus wrote:
One question I have is, what's
the difference between iters and paths?
At a guess, I'd say that iters are likely to be more
efficient, as they can hook directly into the underlying
data structure, whereas a path requires some sort of
lookup operation each time it's used.
