Method Detail

• onRowChanged

  void onRowChanged(TreeModel source,
                  TreePath path,
                  TreeIter row)

  The path and row arguments give you valid a TreePath and TreeIter respectively pointing at the row that changed. Be wary, though, that these are not going to be stable beyond the invocation of this callback; if one row has changed, you can bet others are changing too. Do what you need to do and leave the variables to be collected.

  For subtle implementation reasons, you can't iterate using the row TreeIter. If you need to cycle over the model, get a TreeIter pointing to the beginning of the model as follows:

   row = source.getIterFirst();
   do {
       // do whatever with each row
   } while (row.iterNext());