Hello,
Yes it is possible, in fact in GTK# you can achieve this much easier than in
WindowsForms.
If you have already added combobox to the parent container, e.g. using
MonoDevelop designer,
than this code snippet would do the work :
Gtk.ListStore store = new ListStore(typeof(int), typeof(string));
Gtk.CellRendererText ct = new Gtk.CellRendererText();
ct.Width = (int)(combobox.Allocation.Width * 0.3);
Gtk.CellRendererText ct2 = new Gtk.CellRendererText();
ct2.Width = (int)(combobox.Allocation.Width * 0.7);
combobox.PackStart(ct, false);
combobox.PackStart(ct2,false);
combobox.AddAttribute(ct, "text", 0);
combobox.AddAttribute(ct2, "text", 1);;
combobox.Model = store;
store.AppendValues(1, "First Text");
store.AppendValues(2, "Second Text");
Kind regards
Krzysztof
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