GtkList::unselect_item
void unselect_item(int row);
The only difference between
unselect_item() and
unselect_child() is that the former
takes the item's list position as a parameter rather than the
GtkListItem object itself. In either case, the
signal that is actually emitted is the list item's
"deselect" signal - these are
just different ways of describing the same thing, providing alternative
means of de-selection and connection.
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