Hi,
I am using treeview with liststore to do things like that. But, as
you know, it is a little uncomfortable.
Like, how to select a column
So, is there a grid widget for gtk2? Or there could be a way for
treeview to select a range or cells (not range of rows).
Thanks.
Hi! :-)
I have some question about GtkTreeView and GtkCellRenderer.
Is it possible to have different GtkAdjustment values for each
column(renderer?) in GtkTreeView?
I made a GtkTreeView with GtkTreeModel and put GtkCellRenderer
which is made by gtk_cell_renderer_spin_new() on that treeview's
Hello list,
I tried to find a hint of disabling the mouse (cursor handlers) in the
gdk gtk reference without luck. Is there a possibility to disable the
mouse handling completely? I try to write an application for the
framebuffer, where the mouse is not needed and will only be a gap.
Thanks in
Hi,
I am curious: if I set the userdata of a foreign gdk window to my
widget, can I receive the KeyPress event on the event_press_event of the
widget?
I did an experiment, and the result is that key_press_event is not
emitted.
Yet I also did another experiment by enabling the PropertyNotifyMask
Il giorno dom 07 dic 2008 03:05:12 CET, Vasiliy G Tolstov ha scritto:
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or you can try with http://gtkmaskedentry.sourceforge.net/
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On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 6:02 AM, Keedi Kim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi! :-)
I have some question about GtkTreeView and GtkCellRenderer.
Is it possible to have different GtkAdjustment values for each
column(renderer?) in GtkTreeView?
Is there any reason you cant just store the adjustment in
Hi all,
on win32, in some situations (like logoff, shutdown) my gtk+
app gets killed, so I do not receive the standard gtk+ window
close/destroy signals and, in turn, cannot do clean up tasks.
For a console (!) app I've found SetConsoleCtrlHandler()
which works surprisingly well (one can set up
Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For non-console apps, MSDN says I need to set up a
WindowProc callback to catch WM_QUERYENDSESSION messages.
But to register it, it seems I need hWnd from the main
window which is somewhere hidden by gtk+...
That's odd -- on X11, you can
Tadej, Tristan, Thanks!
In fact I misunderstood about attributes and GtkCellRenderSpin,
and I thought each column's spin cell renderer could have only one
adjustments.
but it was not true. :-)
As you were mentioned,
I use tree model to store adjustment for each row of columns,
and connect them
