Damon Chaplin wrote:
Right so my widget is like a GtkTreeView; and the problem is when I set a specific width/height in theNo, you don't need to do that.
If your widget can calculate its own width & height exactly, it should do that in the normal size_request/size_allocate class methods, e.g. see gtklabel.c. You don't need to set the width/height in Glade in this case.
If your widget is something like a GtkTreeView, where the width & height
is set by the application, you set the Width/Height on the Common tab to
a reasonable *minimum* width/height, and then set the dialog's default
width/height properties to a reasonable default size for the entire
dialog. That way the user can resize the dialog as appropriate.
common tab in glade my widget does not recieve a size_request with the values from the common tab. Perhaps,
a better question is how are the width/height values from the common tab propagated to the custom widget? I
was under the impression a custom widget would recieve a size_request. But, when I trace my widget it does not
recieve a size_request with the values in the commn tab. So, for now i've resorted to using the parameters passed
to the widget constructor, int1 and int2.
-Todd
On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 04:49, Todd Fisher wrote:
Just doing some more digging and was curious if maybe this means it necessary to create register properties in the common tab via glade_register_custom_prop?
thanks,
-todd
Hi,
I'm developing an application using libglade-2.4. I'm working on a custom widget and am having difficulty understand how libglade handles custom widgets and height/width_request under the properties tab common. Should my widget recieve a width_request?
thanks,
todd
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