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Sorting in Zenity lists

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Oobuntus:
Thanks for the responses.
Using --hide-header was the solution. All I had to do was add a fake header to the top of the list.

ralphy:

--- Quote from: Oobuntus on April 17, 2017, 10:10:16 PM ---Anyone know IF and/or HOW to disable the sort action that obtains when a column header is clicked in a Zenity list?

--- End quote ---

It is built-in. There is no way to disable it. As long as you can click it it sorts... You can hide the columns headers though, which will prevent interaction with the column header sorting but if you are specifically interested in leaving headers ON, then this is a feature that as far as I'm concerned it isn't available in zenity.


--- Code: ---zenity --list --radiolist --hide-header --text="<b>A</b> is at the bottom and can't be sorted" --column="Pick" --column="Letter" FALSE Z TRUE A
--- End code ---
   

For more see ~$ zenity --help-all

bitsnpcs:
Hello Oobuntus,

I don't know Zenity, I just search for you, if it is any help to try until the experienced ones come along.

http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/trusty/man1/zenity.1.html

There doesn't seem to be much else about it, this same list reproduced on many sites, and 3 examples using Zenity, all used IF loops and arrays, I think if this was the case you would have already solved it by altering/reordering that, or changed the loop back to its beginning line, so it is something more complex than the examples for people new to Zenity that I seen in the searches.

Oobuntus:
Anyone know IF and/or HOW to disable the sort action that obtains when a column header is clicked in a Zenity list?

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