Cupitt, John wrote: > Egon Andersen, Talura wrote: > > I have a notebook with several pages and I want to be able to from the > > application to show/expose any specific page I want. > > I think you need gtk_notebook_set_page()
I thought of this function, but then I need to make it top-down. I can in no way just say that I want to see the page (and its parents) containing a specific widget? I can probably use the gtk_widget_get_parent/gtk_widget_get_ancestor to find the parent notebook(s), so I try that even though it seems a little clumsy. BTW When I used gtk_widget_get_ancestor(notebook1, GTK_TYPE_NOTEBOOK), I got the pointer equal to 'notebook1', not the parent notebook as I had expected. Is this the intended behaviour of gtk_widget_get_ancestor() or is it a simple bug? (It is easy to work around in a consistent way, so it is no big deal.) > > > I also have scrollable windows and want a specific entry to be visible - > > just another complication I imagine. > > It depends on what sort of thing you're displaying. Widgets like clist, > for example, have methods which will scroll to make a specific row visible. > > If it's not a clever widget, then you just set the adjustment on the > scrolled window to the position of the child. It is 'any widget', so it can not be expected to be a clever widget :-) But how do I get the position of the widget, so that I can set the adjustment? Basicly what I have access to is the widget pointer. So I have to determine the position of the widget relative to the scrolled window somehow...?? Best regards Egon Andersen _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
