Re: How does Gtk::TreeView::Selection::select() work?

[José Alburquerque <jaalburquerque cox net>]

José Alburquerque wrote:
> Hi, I have a quick question;  How does the 
> Gtk::TreeView::Selection::select() method work?  Is it as if a click was 
> done on a row with the mouse or different?  I've noticed something weird 
> in my program and want to make sure I'm not doing something wrong: 
>
> I've connected a slot to listen for TreeView selection changes using 
> Gtk::TreeView::Selection::signal_changed().connect(...).  In the 
> callback member function I get the current selection (Gtk::TreeIter), 
> try to access the row and then get a column in the row (by dereferencing 
> and indexing the iterator with a Gtk::TreeModelColumn).  If I click the 
> row in the TreeView with the mouse, all works as expected, but if I call 
> "select()" from within the program, the slot gets called, but accessing 
> the row (ie, dereferencing) is impossible.  Am I doing something wrong 
> somewhere?  Thanks.
>
>   

Never mind.  It was a problem with my code!  Thanks.

-Jose