Neil Muller wrote:
Since you're looking to allocate enough space to display the widget,
you shouldn't need to realize the widgets first. It looks like the
problem is with your use of set_size_request() and get_size_request(),
since get_size_request() only returns the values set via
Walter Leibbrandt wrote:
For some inexplicable reason I've always believed that
get_size_request() and size_request() are the same.
I don't think it's all that inexplicable -- it's a
pretty confusing piece of API design!
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Greg
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Walter Leibbrandt wrote:
Hi,
I took another swing at creating a custom cell renderer that can render
any arbitrary widget in a TreeView. It currently works, albeit with a
few annoyances. The source is available at
On Wed, May 13, 2009 at 6:20 PM, Walter Leibbrandt
wal...@translate.org.za wrote:
Walter Leibbrandt wrote:
I've got it working with a hack, but one important problem remains: The
CellRenderer's size is calculated based on the string rendered for
unselected cells. This means that, if the widget
Hi,
I took another swing at creating a custom cell renderer that can render
any arbitrary widget in a TreeView. It currently works, albeit with a
few annoyances. The source is available at
