The treeview is much more flexible than the MS grid view and getting
used to using it may take some time. If you are looking for a simple
grid I suggest using the Gtk.TreeView with a ListStore to start out, if
you are needing something more flexable you will be needing a TreeStore.
There is no "binding" object with a TreeView you will need to add the
rows by iterating through the data. I had difficulty moving from the MS
GridView to the TreeView at first managing the iter and path takes a bit
of getting used to. Here is another useful link
http://www.emcken.dk/weblog/archives/179-Mono-coding-Capturing-right-clicks-in-a-Gtk.TreeView.html
I hope this helps
Eric Miller wrote:
Jacek Ruzyczka wrote:
Hi folks,
I've been searching for a grid view widget for use in my Gtk# project, just
like the DataGrid in WinForms (let aside the database binding) or the JTable
in Java, but haven't found anything. Is there a handy solution in Gtk# for
presenting data in a versatile grid?
Thank you.
Jacek Rużyczka
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Funny you should ask. I was just looking for the same thing and couldn't
find much Googling for grid or list view. I was looking for the wrong
thing - the treeview will display as a grid/table or a tree.
Here's the tutorial I found:
http://www.mono-project.com/GtkSharp_TreeView_Tutorial
Eric Miller
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