Probably not the most insightfull reply, but using a TreeView and catching
the 'row-changed' on the underlying tree-model and subsequently using
TreeView.scroll_to_cell(path) is working nicely on our logger-display. I
think we had trouble with trying to scroll *before* the scroll-bar had had
time to update itself though, presumably something similar may be
happening in your code.
regards
Reidar
our code, GPL'ed:
https://dev.scicraft.org/trac/browser/scicraft-ng/trunk/system/logger.py?format=txt
On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 02:09:35 +0200, N. French <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a gtk.ScrolledWindow that I use as an interactive console (I
take entry from a gtk.Entry and display the results in a gtk.TextView
housed in a gtk.ScrolledWindow). Below is my function to write the
text to the buffer and set the ScrolledWindow's scroll bar to the end.
I want it to behave like an xterm would, new text appears at the bottom
and you scroll upwards to see old stuff.
This basically works. My problem is it doesn't quite scroll the window
all the way to the bottom, it's always short by one line.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Nathan French
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def dump_text(self, text):
"""The interface into the scrolling command history window."""
#sys.stderr.write( '** %s' % text)
i = self.dump.get_iter_at_offset(-1)
self.dump.insert(i, text)
self.dumpscroll.emit('scroll-child', gtk.SCROLL_END, False) # this
doesn't work right
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