Thanks for help… So copying and reassigning back is not option I suppose.
Why I need a copy is bcz the new state is a filtered down from the actual one.
It more like I have a tree with large set of files/folders and someone did a filtering for all the pdfs.
I need to give user option of going back to the all files state. At the moment when I do the filtering I delete all the existing items
add the filtered list of items. A view of the tree in windows explorer is similar to what I have…
All you really need is to know what nodes are expanded and what node is
selected. See the IsSelected and IsExpanded functions. >From there, you
can expand, contract, and select the proper nodes
This wont work as I am deleteing all items to show the filetered view. And when I rebuild the all files state the node pointers gonna be different.
Seems like I should display the filtered view in a different control and hide the actual one when showing the filtered.
Try to use the structure of undo/redo events to manage your filtering system. In this case, you will be dealing with filtering, but the underlying implementation should be similar.
There is a page on the wxPyWiki which explains how to construct an undo/redo system for applications, and it shouldn’t be too difficult to convert this to a filter state saving system. If you want to see an example of an undo/redo system, there are plenty of applications out there which use wxPython and implement it.
There is no need to create a different control, although you can. For example, after the user clicks on “Filter PDFs,” you filter out the PDFs (i.e. delete everything PDF). Then, after the user clicks “No filter,” you “undo” the previous filter.
Thanks for help… So copying and reassigning back is not option I suppose.
Why I need a copy is bcz the new state is a filtered down from the actual one.
It more like I have a tree with large set of files/folders and someone did a filtering for all the pdfs.
I need to give user option of going back to the all files state. At the moment when I do the filtering I delete all the existing items
add the filtered list of items. A view of the tree in windows explorer is similar to what I have…
All you really need is to know what nodes are expanded and what node is
selected. See the IsSelected and IsExpanded functions. >From there, you
can expand, contract, and select the proper nodes
This wont work as I am deleteing all items to show the filetered view. And when I rebuild the all files state the node pointers gonna be different.
Seems like I should display the filtered view in a different control and hide the actual one when showing the filtered.
Thanks for help.. So copying and reassigning back is not option I
suppose.
Why I need a copy is bcz the new state is a filtered down from the
actual one.
It more like I have a tree with large set of files/folders and
someone did a filtering for all the pdfs.
I need to give user option of going back to the all files state. At
the moment when I do the filtering I delete all the existing items
add the filtered list of items. A view of the tree in windows
explorer is similar to what I have..
>All you really need is to know what nodes are expanded and what node is
>selected. See the IsSelected and IsExpanded functions. From there, you
>can expand, contract, and select the proper nodes
This wont work as I am deleteing all items to show the filetered view.
And when I rebuild the all files state the node pointers gonna be
different.
There are mechanisms that you can use to save and restore the content of
a tree. It seems as though you are using the restore bits already to
construct your filtered tree.
Seems like I should display the filtered view in a different control
and hide the actual one when showing the filtered.