Re: copy a GtkTreeView

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As an addendum, why shouldn't I just be able to use g_value_copy?
Everything I'm dealing with is an object and should react like one. So
at least in theory I should be able to copy objects very easily and
the ref counts (and whatever else) just gets updated accordingly. And
once I have the "copied" object I should just be able to use it.

Mark Kegel

PS Many apologies for spamming the list with the second message. I
thought that GMail had somehow eaten my message.

On 7/17/06, Mark Kegel <mark.kegel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've been reading through the documentation trying to figure out how
> to copy a GtkTreeView (or barring that a GtkTreeViewColumn) and I
> don't see anything that would allow me to do that. I've managed to
> figure out how to copy the model, but the view and the column(s) don't
> seem to be copiable. I tried to use g_copy_value but that only gave me
> a shallow copy. Really I only need to be able to copy the columns
> contained in the view, because I could then just create a new view and
> through the columns and model in, but I would prefer a solution that
> could copy the entire view. Is this even possible? Thanks.
>
> Mark Kegel
>
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