I believe this is impossible (or should be). Anything that can be clicked should also be reachable via the keyboard, which means it must be able to receive focus.
A button can behave this way, just use:
button.set_property("can-focus", gtk.FALSE)
and the button will not get the keyboard while staying clickable.
That said, I'm just guessing that this is a general gtk usability principle -- I could be wrong
I hope you're wrong, otherwise I'll find no solution to my problem. :-/
The column header is just a button. The trick is getting a pointer to it. This can be done using this hack, where 'col' if the gtk.TreeViewColumn object:
label = gtk.Label('_Foo')
label.set_use_underline(True)
col.set_widget(label)
label.show()
w = label
while not isinstance(w, gtk.Button):
w = w.get_parent()
w.set_property("can-focus", False)Note how I also add a mnemonic to the new label widget so that the column header is still accessible from the keyboard.
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