[Gtk-sharp-list] gtk_tree_selection_get_selected_rows() custom or generated?

[George Farris]

On Fri, 2003-02-21 at 14:52, Lee Mallabone wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-02-20 at 23:52, George Farris wrote:
> > Well I'm stumped at the moment.  I guess I'll leave multiple selection
> > and move on, maybe someone with more programming knowledge than me will
> > figure it out.
> 
> For what it's worth, I've got SelectedForeach to be useful in the following way...
> 
> Create your own GetAllSelected() function in a convenient place, (my class encapsulates a scrolled window and TreeView).
> 
> Have a member variable in your class that's an ArrayList called 'rows'.
> 
> Your GetAllSelected does something like:
> 
>         public IList GetAllSelected()
>         {
>                 TreeSelection selectionInfo = widget.Selection;
> 
>                 rows = new ArrayList();
>                 selectionInfo.SelectedForeach(new TreeSelectionForeachFunc(recordRow));
>                 Console.WriteLine("got " + rows.Count + " rows");
>                 return rows;
>         }
> 

Ah I see,  I tried SelectedForeach but I did the following and it
complained:
  selectionInfo.SelectedForeach(recordRow);

One would think you would be able to do this without the
"new TreeSelectionForeachFunc" call.

The other problem I had was that when Multiple selections were enabled
the "Changed" signal that called GetSelected(out model, ref iter) died
because GetSelected does work with Multiple selections.

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