I added a link to the example directory, just click on the code screenshot.
You should also find examples in the package, tarball or svn checkout.

I’ll look into updating the doc string to show something more sensible.

You can update the row references by model by doing; list.update(model).
It would be possible to write a model which automatically propagates the updates to the view, it just that I never gotten around to do that.

There’s no way to filter the results at the moment, the ObjectList was designed to be used by database applications where it’s fairly cheap to regenerate the results. I believe it should be possible to use a filter model with some minor tweaking, do you have a good use case for that?

Some questions/remarks:

- it would be good if you had a link to the working example to download – the sample code you give here on its own is not enough to run it.

- the ObjectList API doc has an example, and then mentions that when you run it it won’t actually show anything. I didn’t understand what it was trying to say, and cutting and pasting the code then running it did in fact show something for me.

- how can you update the model ? How does that trigger the view to update ?

- is there a way you can still filter the view ?