Thats what I tried before I used the derived widget option of Glade. As I
wrote before:
m_refGlade->get_widget("myscrolledwindow", m_myScrolledWindow); // get my
glade defined ScrolledWindow Widget from glade
m_myScrolledWindow->add(*m_myTreeView); // add my TreeView Widget to the
scrolledWindow. (and yes the Treeview has a listmodel)
m_myTreeView->show(); // update the GUI
For whatever reason my tree would never display. Once I used a derived
widget it worked. So i ended up creating a derived ScrolledWindow in which
I placed my tree into.
I am with you. I would have though either way would work, but it doesn't.
Unless I am missing something. ScrolledWindow does not have a pack_start.
Steve
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 12:14 PM, Murray Cumming <[email protected]>wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-10-14 at 06:47 -0500, Steve Scott wrote:
> > I have used the derived widget for my main window, and that works
> > fine, but is this the only way to add widgets to Glade containers?
>
> You can add widgets to glade-instantiated containers just as you can add
> them to containers instantiated in any other way. Just call the relevant
> method, such as add(), pack_start(), etc. In practice, you will then
> want to have a placeholder container in the Glade file into which you
> will place your special widget.
>
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>
>
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