Thanks so much, that is exactly what I was looking for. However I am having trouble connecting to the cell renderer's "toggled" signal
Below is the code I am using to connect, I have tried connecting to
'toggled' and 'toggle_cursor_row' but they both return an error
"TypeError: unknown signal name"
am I just not connecting to the signal correctly?
self.keyListModel = gtk.ListStore(gobject.TYPE_STRING,
gobject.TYPE_STRING, gobject.TYPE_BOOLEAN)
.....
self.keyListModel.set_value(iter,0,eachKey)
self.keyListModel.set_value(iter,1,self.keys.get(eachKey))
self.keyListModel.set_value(iter,2,False)
.....
self.col = gtk.TreeViewColumn("key id",gtk.CellRendererText(),text=0)
self.col1 = gtk.TreeViewColumn("name",gtk.CellRendererText(),text=1)
self.col2 = gtk.TreeViewColumn("allow",gtk.CellRendererToggle(),active=2)
self.col2.connect('toggled',self.toggle)
.....
def toggle(cell, path_string, model):
print "toggled"
Thanks again.
> You want to use a gtk.CellRendererToggle() instead of a
> CellRendererText(). You want to map active=2 to make the toggle display
> the state of the 3rd column. If you want the toggle to update the state
> of the tree, you will need to connect to the cell renderer's "toggled"
> signal. Your callback might look something like this:
> def cell_toggled(cell, path_string, model):
> path = tuple([int(i) for i in path_string.split(':')])
> row = model[path]
> row[2] = not row[2]
> model.row_changed(path, row.iter)
>
> (I haven't tested the above, but it is approximately what it should look
> like).
>
> James.
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