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#   Example that shows how to fill a table using YItemCollection
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#   Author: Angelo Naselli <anaselli@linux.it>
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import sys
sys.path.insert(0,'../../../build/swig/python')
import yui

factory = yui.YUI.widgetFactory()
dialog = factory.createMainDialog()

VBox = factory.createVBox(dialog)

yTableHeader = yui.YTableHeader()
yTableHeader.addColumn("package")
yTableHeader.addColumn("version")
yTableHeader.addColumn("release")
yTableHeader.addColumn("arch")

myTableMinSize = factory.createMinSize(VBox, 50, 12)
myTable = factory.createTable(myTableMinSize, yTableHeader)

myOK = factory.createPushButton(VBox, "OK")

# NOTE YItemCollection have problems
# because YItem is not disown() so it must
# be done explicitally by using this.own property
ic = yui.YItemCollection()
for pkg in range(1,10):
    name = "name-{0}".format(pkg)
    item = yui.YTableItem(name , "1.0", "1", "i585")
    item.this.own(False) # comment this to have a crash
    ic.push_back(item)

myTable.addItems(ic)

event1 = dialog.waitForEvent()

dialog.destroy()