treeview / pygtk problem

[Andre Lerche]

Hi list,

I am quite new to Python and try to learn Python with a small pygtk
program. I am facing a problem which I am unable to solve for myself.
I think I have read the documentation and some samples, but however
I cannot find my mistake, so hopefully someone can help me with a
short hint. This is a small sample application which demonstrates
my problem:

import gtk as g
import gobject

window = g.Window ()
window.connect ('delete_event' , g.mainquit)
scrolledwin = g.ScrolledWindo w ()
renderer = g.CellRendererT ext ()
col1 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 1", renderer, text=1)
col2 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 2", renderer, text=1)
model = g.ListStore (gobject.TYPE_S TRING, gobject.TYPE_ST RING)
view = g.TreeView ()
view.set_model (model)
view.set_header s_visible (1)
view.append_col umn(col1)
view.append_col umn(col2)

scrolledwin.add (view)
window.add (scrolledwin)
window.show_all ()

iter = model.append ()
# -- Problem -- #
model.set (iter, 0, "foo", 1, "bar")
# ------------- #
g.mainloop ()

I thought, with the marked model.set... I can set the first row in my
treeview to col1 = foo and col2 = bar. But, if I execute the script
the 2 columns are set to bar.

Where is my mistake? I am using Python 2.2.2 on RedHat 9.

Thanks,

Andre

[Tim Gerla]

On Thu, 2003-07-10 at 11:53, Andre Lerche wrote:

Hi list,

I am quite new to Python and try to learn Python with a small pygtk
program. I am facing a problem which I am unable to solve for myself.
I think I have read the documentation and some samples, but however
I cannot find my mistake, so hopefully someone can help me with a
short hint. This is a small sample application which demonstrates
my problem:

import gtk as g
import gobject

window = g.Window ()
window.connect ('delete_event' , g.mainquit)
scrolledwin = g.ScrolledWindo w ()
renderer = g.CellRendererT ext ()
col1 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 1", renderer, text=1)
col2 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 2", renderer, text=1)

----^
That's your problem right there: text= expects a sequence from 0 to n.
So try:

col1 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 1", renderer, text=0)
col2 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 2", renderer, text=1)

That should solve your problem!

-Tim
ti*@gerla.net

[Andre Lerche]

Hi Tim,

Tim Gerla <ti*@gerla.ne t> wrote in message news:<ma******* *************** ************@py thon.org>...

On Thu, 2003-07-10 at 11:53, Andre Lerche wrote:

Hi list, [...] renderer = g.CellRendererT ext ()
col1 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 1", renderer, text=1)
col2 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 2", renderer, text=1)

----^
That's your problem right there: text= expects a sequence from 0 to n.
So try:

col1 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 1", renderer, text=0)
col2 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 2", renderer, text=1)

That should solve your problem!

-Tim
ti*@gerla.net

Yes, this has solved my problem, I was really to dumb.

Thanks,

Andre

[David M. Cook]

In article <ea************ *************@p osting.google.c om>, Andre Lerche
wrote:

col1 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 1", renderer, text=0)
col2 = g.TreeViewColum n ("col 2", renderer, text=1)

That should solve your problem!

-Tim
ti*@gerla.net

Yes, this has solved my problem, I was really to dumb.

Hardly; this API is quite obscure.

Dave Cook