Hi.
> My other Idea was to make a new column for the GtkCellRendererToggle, and
> just show it when needed.
> Is it possible to hide a one of the renderer?
This is how I would do this. Just add one gboolean column to your data
store and connect it to cell renderer's "visible" property.
Tadej
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Hello.
You'll probably need to connect to GtkWidget::key-press-event signal
and initiate editing from there using
gtk_tree_view_set_cursor_on_cell() function.
Tadej
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Hallo,
I have a simple treeview, with three columns, all with GtkCellRendererText.
Now I want, in some special row's, a GtkCellRendererToggle, is this possible?
Do I have to write a custom renderer, in which I call the RendererText or the
RendererToggle?
My other Idea was to make a new column
Hello,
I have a simple treeview, with three columns, all with GtkCellRendererText.
I want to start editing a cell by pressing any key (expect arrow key's), not just enter, space or
double click. I want the same behavior which is known form spreadsheet applications.
I found a solution which wo
Am Mon, 05 Jul 2010 19:30:53 -0600 schrieb Michael Torrie:
> On 07/05/2010 01:53 PM, Andreas Volz wrote:
> >> since I installed Ubuntu 10.04 I noticed that I could move windows
> >> while dragging the menubar in Gnome. I like this feature. But I
> >> don't use Gnome, but Enlightenment 17. I would