> (store, itr) = selection.get_selected() > + itr2 = store.get_iter_first() > + #if the first item is selected, try to select the next one > + if store.get_value(itr, 0) == store.get_value(itr2, 0): I believe you can skip the get_value call and just do: store[itr][0]. > + itr2 = store.iter_next(itr2) > + if itr2:#next one existing Please add some whitespace here. > + selection.select_iter(itr2) > + #nothing left to be selected > + store.remove(itr) > + return > + > + #the selected item is not the first, select the previous one > + #XXX: there is no model.iter_previous() so we have to find it this way > + itr2 = store.iter_next(itr2) > + while store.get_value(store.iter_next(itr2), 0) != store.get_value(itr, 0): You should be able to do the subscripting thing here too. - Chris _______________________________________________ Anaconda-devel-list mailing list Anaconda-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list
