On 3 Jun 2003, Owen Taylor wrote: > - Insertion into a *sorted* GtkListStore is O(n^2). Delaying turning > on sorting until after the list store is filled will allow GTK+ > to use more efficient sorting algorithms. Yep Owen you're right as always. Delaying gtk_tree_sortable_set_sort_column_id() until after the values are filled in solves the problem. The first time. (Thanks a bunch for pointing this out.) Then I happen to need to blank the store and refill it repeatedly. And there doesn't seem to be a good way to turn sorting _off_ once you turned it on, so any subsequent fills will be O(n^2) anyway. Any suggestions? Or will I simply have to destroy the ListStore (and thus the ListView) and create a new one each time I want to do something like this? Linus Walleij
