RE: Scrolled window / Clist limits
- From: "Dmitry Ponomaryov" <eagleowl comail ru>
- To: "Matthew Russell" <gtk-app-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: RE: Scrolled window / Clist limits
- Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2001 20:22:31 +0300
Are there upper limits (except for memory) either
on the number of items allowed in a clist, or how
large an area can be put into a scroll window? I
[skip]
but if there are more items the
scrollbar expands to maximum as if the list is
empty, and scrolling isn't possible. The items in
the clist seem to be there, because I can still
do sorting on it. Any ideas?
May be you should make your clist fake, i.e. create
clist with (say) 200 items. And if user select any item
above 200 we remote those first 200 items and replace
them with new two hunderd items "page".
(This is like memory paging with page size of 200 items
in our case).
PZ. This is looks ugly :-| but it's low memory consumption solution
and imho it's more faster than clist with one huge page (20.000
items).
_____
Dmitry Ponomaryov
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