Re: Use tktreectrl as multi-column listbox?
- From: Jeff Hobbs <jeffh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 02 Oct 2006 22:15:23 -0700
Ramon Ribó wrote:
It is very powerful and can make most or all of what is needed (I have
had small problems defining the sensitive area). It is more difficult to
configure the first time. Probably, you need to make some kind of intermediate
interface with something like snit to reuse it efficiently.
The most important advantage is that it is C code and should be more
efficient than tablelist when the range of items are in the thousands or
more. Also, it is nice to manage trees and multi-column data in the same
widget. You only need to learn one.
I would recommend it.
While I would also recommend it strongly, it really isn't the easiest to work with. However, once you get used to it, it is easy to reuse bits. I use it repeatedly in snidgets, with comments that make it easy to uild custom variants.
Also, it isn't the most memory efficient. While it can handle many items quickly, it isn't nearly as efficient as something less customizable, like tktable. OTOH, you get a LOT of customizability.
Jeff
En Mon, 02 Oct 2006 19:28:20 +0200, Kevin Walzer <kw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:.
I've seen many comparisons of multi-column data display widgets
(tktable, tablelist, etc.). Does anyone use tktreectrl for a simple
multi-column listbox display? If so, how does it compare to the other
popular options? (especially tablelist)
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