Mike> Thanks, I realise I can use a frame to get a simple rectangular
Mike> border. However, it doesn't let me have intersecting lines in a
Mike> GtkTable and that's what I'm really after. Is it something that
Mike> the table widget supports, or is the widget only designed to be
Mike> used for layout and not as a table would be drawn by hand?
Sorry, I must have misread your original post. You might take a look at the
GnomeCanvas widget. While laying out widgets may not be as easy as using
GtkTable, it shouldn't be too difficult. You might also be able to get away
with embedding your GtkTable widget in the canvas (using a GnomeCanvasWidget
I think), drawing your grid lines with GnomeCanvasLine items that are raised
above the widget item. I thought I read that Gnumeric uses the GnomeCanvas
widget. That would suggest it's your best bet.
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