Emile van Sebille wrote:

>  JB
> > I have two lists <list1> and <list2>. The entries of
> > these lists have the format (id,rest), where <id> is a
> > natural number. The list are sorted, the key is <id>.
>  
>  Your use of the term 'key' here is throwing me.  Lists
>  don't have keys,
>  dicts do.  Dicts aren't sorted.  ;-/

The list entries are tuples. The first element of a tuple is 
the sorting key. It is a natural number n, 0<=n<N, where N 
is the number of all entries. Some of the entries are in 
list1 and some of them in list2. I am working on a list 
view widget. list1 contains "visible lines" and list2 the 
invisible lines. The moving between the lists is brought 
about by changes of a user defined filter.

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Janos Blazi


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