Hi all,
I'm trying to make a Gtk::TreeView instance behave in a certain way. I
have a tree view with text cells (CellRendererText). I turn on the
editable property for the column in question.
Now I can make it go into edit mode (the cell suddenly accepts
input) it seems only by
Sorry for the lag.
On Seg, 2006-09-11 at 12:32 +0200, Murray Cumming wrote:
Is your C version based on an official example, or on official documentation?
It's not based on an official example and the documentation I read was
the gtk+ API reference, nothing else.
Thanks for looking into this.
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I believe that andypaxo is referring to widgets created dynamically
during program execution in response to user input:
I'm trying to add widgets to a program at runtime (as a simple example,
adding buttons to an HBox in response to user input).
From all the replies given I am now doing the following:
- Creating a widget via new()
- Adding it to a container
- Using gtkmm's manage() to take care of it after that
And now widgets can be created and got rid of at any time during execution.
Thanks for everyone's help!
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Heh. Sorry my bad. I did mean set_cursor().
...and it does not work, sadly. When I specify set_cursor( Path,
Column, true ), it does not force the cell into editing mode, so I
guess I must have just discovered a bug...?
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I too have
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 15:08, andypaxo wrote:
From all the replies given I am now doing the following:
- Creating a widget via new()
- Adding it to a container
- Using gtkmm's manage() to take care of it after that
And now widgets can be created and got rid of at any time during
