From: Wesley Smith
> >> In the situation I'm talking about, there is no GtkWidget object so
> >> your technique won't work. This is the code I'm going off of
> >> actually. Thus my question is how can I get a pango context from a
> >> GtkCellRendererText?
> >
> > AFAIK, the pango context used
> Hmmm. But then I'm allowed to add many GtkCellRendererText views to
> GtkTreeView and each of those can have different font settings, so
> what would happen then? I might not be getting the correct
> measurements from the PangoContext in GtkTreeView.
AH! I've figured out the answer to my ques
>> In the situation I'm talking about, there is no GtkWidget object so
>> your technique won't work. This is the code I'm going off of
>> actually. Thus my question is how can I get a pango context from a
>> GtkCellRendererText?
>
> AFAIK, the pango context used by the GtkCellRenderer is the sam
From: Wesley Smith
> In the situation I'm talking about, there is no GtkWidget object so
> your technique won't work. This is the code I'm going off of
> actually. Thus my question is how can I get a pango context from a
> GtkCellRendererText?
AFAIK, the pango context used by the GtkCellRende
In the situation I'm talking about, there is no GtkWidget object so
your technique won't work. This is the code I'm going off of
actually. Thus my question is how can I get a pango context from a
GtkCellRendererText?
wes
On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 11:16 PM, Ken Resander wrote:
>
> I also had a s
On 09/16/2009 02:16 AM, Ken Resander wrote:
I really wanted a PangoContext that is not associated with a widget, so
the calculations can be carried out totally 'offline'. I could not see
how to do that.
If anyone knows, I would be interested in finding out.
pango_cairo_font_map_create_context
I also had a similar problem. Here is how I ended up doing it...
extern GttWidget * curdlg; // of current dialog
void gettextwdht ( char * family , int ptsize , int weight , bool normalstyle ,
char * stringtomeasure ,
int * wdret , int * htret )
{
Pan
