Hi,
I have an application in which output can be selected with the mouse,
after which it should be available on the clipboard. However, the
output can be put on the clipboard in two different formats: an
external one, useful only when pasting into other applications, and
an internal one, useful
For my application, I want to be able to re-order rows in a treeview
(treestore model) using drag and drop. According to the gtkmm book, I
can use set_reorderable(). But how can I detect when a drag and drop
operation is finished (to update the underlying database)? I can't find
any signals to
Jeff,
I think to do this, you have to subclass Gtk::TreeModel and override
Gtk::TreeDragDest::drag_data_received_vfunc()
I did something similar here:
http://trac.lsdcas.engineering.uiowa.edu/browser/trunk/cas2/plugins/viewer/event_analysis/treemodel.hh
On 5/2/07, Jef Driesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For my application, I want to be able to re-order rows in a treeview
(treestore model) using drag and drop. According to the gtkmm book, I
can use set_reorderable(). But how can I detect when a drag and drop
operation is finished (to update the
I have branched gtkmm in svn, and I have applied the open patches from
bugzilla that add API. This will eventually become gtkmm 2.11/12
http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/gtkmm/trunk/
It's not yet clear whether GNOME 2.19/20 will use GTK+ svn trunk
(2.11/12). If not then gtkmm 2.10 will remain the
Jonathon,
You've always got to on up me don't you? j/k
That does look easier to use than my idea. I could see some issues
with trying to match up drag/drop events (which i imagine could cause
either 1 or 2 signals to be fired).
Paul
On 5/2/07, Jonathon Jongsma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
Hello,
I decided to start a gtkmm-extras project, which would be
a library of a utility functions and classes built on top
of gtkmm and glibmm.
The rationale is that for every large-enough project we need
this code (eg some string functions, TreeView wrappers and
generic model attempts, a
I have installed GTKmm on my Linux-Debian box from a deb package, to
upgrade to a gtkmm 11.x do I have first remove gtk+/gtkmm and all the
debs these packages depend on?
Thanks
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On Wed, 02 May 2007 18:52:03 +0200
Marko Anastasov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I decided to start a gtkmm-extras project, which would be
a library of a utility functions and classes built on top
of gtkmm and glibmm.
Isn't there already a very similarly named project to wrap the Gtk+-extra
On 02/05/2007 18:52, Marko Anastasov wrote:
I decided to start a gtkmm-extras project, which would be
a library of a utility functions and classes built on top
of gtkmm and glibmm.
The rationale is that for every large-enough project we need
this code (eg some string functions, TreeView
У сре, 02. 05 2007. у 19:19 +0100, Robert Pearce пише:
On Wed, 02 May 2007 18:52:03 +0200
Marko Anastasov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I decided to start a gtkmm-extras project, which would be
a library of a utility functions and classes built on top
of gtkmm and glibmm.
Isn't there
Marko,
There is already a project called GtkExtra:
http://gtkextra.sourceforge.netmaintained
by Adrian Feiguin. There is also an effort, by several people, and most
recently by Jacek Sieka,
to wrap the GtkExtra code in C++. The name of that last project is
gtkextramm, which sounds
confusingly
On Wed, 2007-05-02 at 16:27 +0200, Jef Driesen wrote:
For my application, I want to be able to re-order rows in a treeview
(treestore model) using drag and drop. According to the gtkmm book, I
can use set_reorderable(). But how can I detect when a drag and drop
operation is finished (to
У сре, 02. 05 2007. у 22:38 +0200, Niko Demmel пише:
snip
On the wiki you propose a general purpose shared pointer. What about
boost::shared_ptr?
I assume you mean that the library could use it.
That's one possibility. In that case, the library would either
need to depend on boost completely,
On 02/05/2007 23:38, Marko Anastasov wrote:
У сре, 02. 05 2007. у 22:38 +0200, Niko Demmel пише:
snip
On the wiki you propose a general purpose shared pointer. What about
boost::shared_ptr?
I assume you mean that the library could use it.
Yes.
That's one possibility. In
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