On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 10:15:37 +0800
"James Henstridge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
..
> I think you can set this up in a gtkrc file for your application. As
> GtkCTree uses the GTK Bindings API, you should be able to load a file
> holding something like:
> binding "my-ctree-bindings" {
> b
James Henstridge writes:
> Until the next release, you can work around the bug by subtracting
> 0x from the larger numbers (the negative ints will be treated as
> ints > 0x7fff).
We'll give this a try, thanks.
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Il mer, 2002-03-20 alle 13:47, James Henstridge ha scritto:
> Michele Campeotto wrote:
> > What should I do beside adding data to my model to make the view
> >notice the change?
> You need to emit one of the GtkTreeModel signals. If you are inserting
> rows, you probably want to emit the row_i
Michele Campeotto wrote:
>Hello,
> I have a custom TreeModel and a TreeView. I want to add data after
>they have been created.
> What should I do beside adding data to my model to make the view
>notice the change?
>
You need to emit one of the GtkTreeModel signals. If you are inserting
rows,
Hello,
I have a custom TreeModel and a TreeView. I want to add data after
they have been created.
What should I do beside adding data to my model to make the view
notice the change?
Thanks
mic
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