A 600 records tremodel loaded show black on wayland and oversized on X11

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I have a ~600 records tremodel loaded correctly, no warnings and show black on wayland and rows oversized on X11. Happends in fixed and non fixed row height. If I just load 450 records (650 total) the problem is removed.
I try to reverse the data in the model to be sure is not a data problem but with last records and 450 lines also show OK.

Oversized X11 pic of the treeview. Wayland show full black the Scrolled Window.

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This is the glade part:
https://paste.debian.net/1126436/

Im using Glade and Python 3.7.
Thanks in advance.

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Is it a GtkListStore, GtkTreeStore or a custom model?

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is a GtkListStore want the definition?

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Not for now. In the UI XML the GtkTreeView has the fixed_height_mode property set to True. Does the problem persist if you set it to False?

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yes in both. here are the model:

https://paste.debian.net/1126438/

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Maybe I need a other type of model to store/manipulate large ammounts of data?

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IMHO 600 rows should not be a problem. Could you provide a minimal sample that shows the issue?

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working on it hope I can share soon

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I’ll have a look when it’s ready, just take your time. :wink:

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With this simplest Glade file also happends (is wrapped into a container glade file).
Im geting this on console:
gtk_list_store_get_value: assertion ‘column < priv->n_columns’ failed

https://paste.debian.net/1126445/

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previous glade link dont work, how to share long text paste here?

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No worries, I edited your post; you’ve just got hit by the automatic moderation for posting a lot of links to the same website in a short time.

You can edit your posts on Discourse to add more details.

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Let’s see…one important thing to note is that GtkTreeView supports the GtkScrollable interface. What does that mean? That means that you can directly add a GtkTreeView inside a GrkScrolledWindow, without the GtkViewport in-between. The GtkViewport is not needed and could even cause the problems you described.

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So I have edited the UI XML from your first post and removed the GtkViewport. https://paste.debian.net/1126469/

Try and let me know if it fixes the issue :slight_smile:

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Thanks for the info!

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In my home PC dont have the issue so seems can be your thing or my HiDPI monitor at work.
Reply here on monday.

Thanks so much for the fast reply.

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removing the viewport fix the problem!!!
Thanks so much for the help @lb90 !

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