Thanks for your help. I'm trying to follow your directions.  I still have
some doubts about how to define the two functions you wish me to override.
In get_size_vfunc I receive a &Widget, a Gdk::Rectangle* cell_area, an
offset to x and y and a width and height parameters.  How can I use them? Do
I set those parameters onto the oncoming widget or do I set them from the
Widget's parameters??  For the second function render_vfunc I didn't clearly
understand what you wanted me to do.

Thanks

On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 4:39 AM, Andrew E. Makeev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> В Срд, 12/03/2008 в 20:24 -0400, Roberto Alejandro Espí Muñoz пишет:
> Tha> Hi!! I'm trying to use the TreeView widget to show a series of fields
> > I have predefined.  One of those is a color atributte.  I was thinking
> > maybe using a ColorButton per row.  When I tried to insert it though I
> > noticed that the CellRenderer class that determines special kinds of
> > widgets on rows only allows a group of them.  My question is, how can
> > I insert the ColorButton widget in the TreeView or can anyone let me
> > know of a workaround of displaying a color attribute field??
> >
>
> Just create your own renderer:
>
> class UserCellRendererColorButton : public CellRenderer
>
> override get_size_vfunc, render_vfunc and add (or reuse from
> CellRenderer) properties you will read to draw the button widget (you
> will need color value at least).
>
> Inside get_size_vfunc you should set dimensions for ColorButton widget.
>
> Inside render_vfunc you should use method from Gtk::Style that draws
> Button (ColorButton) widget.
>
> When creating TreeViewColumn, you should set attribute:
>
> treeColumn->add_attribute( yourRenderer->your_color_property(),
> yourColumnModel.colorButtonColumn );
>
> Simple, and always works :)
>
> -andrew
>
>
>


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