On Sun, 2014-02-09 at 18:16 +0000, narcisse doudieu siewe wrote:
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> Hello every body,
>
>
> I'm not a god designer but I have noticed some mistake with the
> GtkCellRenderer design.
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>
> To illustrate myself, I take an example.
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>
> Actually, I want to implement a custom GtkCellEditable which inherits
> from
> GtkCalendar and GtkCellEdiatble and create a custom GtkCellRenderer to
> use it
> and renderer it entirelly in a cell when a click appears. from now my
> attation is on the
> custom GtkCellRenderer that I want to build.
> to do that, I have to rewrite its "render" virtual function
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> if a click appears in a particular cell, I have to place my custom
> GtkCellEditable which renderer a
> GtkCalendar.
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> there are two possible choice to do that
>
>
> first choice)
> The width of the corresponding column must have at least the natural
> width of this custom widget (if this widget is larger than the
> previous width of the column) if not if there is an "expand" property
> my widget have to expand itself according to this property. the
> corresponding row must have at least the natural height of my custom
> GtkCellEditable too if not, if there is an "expand" property my widget
> have to expand itself according to this property. for the rest of
> cells not in the concerned column and in the concerned row thier size
> cannot change. All the cells in the concerned column have the same
> width and all the cell in the same row have a same height.
>
>
> second choice)
> we can use the clipping functions of cairo and enlarge the row and
> column in the treeview when the user drag a particular row\column
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> 3) it is possible to mix the two preceding choice.
There is a fourth choice:
o Simply derive GtkCellRendererPixbuf so that it can emit an
"activate" signal.
o When the "calendar icon" is clicked for a given row in your
treeview - then fire up your date editing dialog to edit the
underlying date for the given row
Cheers,
-Tristan
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>
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> I alse think that, the renderer function of GtkCellRenderer must have
> a "path" argument :)
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