Dear friends,
A certain function receives a GtkScrolledWindow* as argument, and
builds a two-columns GtkTable filled with widgets. The table is added
with a viewport to the GtkScrolledWindow. The scrolled window has
policies "GTK_POLICY_NEVER" for the horizontal scrollbar and
"GTK_POLICY_AUTOMATIC" for the vertical scrollbar.
Packing to the table is OK, the widgets are packed in GtkAlignments
and those are packed in the table. But I get a problem somewhere in the
packing of the table itself to the viewport -- the table seems to be
larger in width than the viewport, and the widgets placed at the right
column are not completely shown (i.e., their right sides are "hidden
behind" the scrolledwindow). I would suppose that the table would be
resized to fit the viewport and the viewport would have the exact width
of the "viewable" portion of the GtkScrolledWindow, but it is not
happening this way.
I tried to find out a way of discovering the exact size of this
viewable portion of the GtkScrollWindow, then resizing down the viewport
and the table; but I really had no success. Also, I can not set a fixed
width for the created table, because this function is made for creating
such table for more than one scrolledwindow (and those have different
sizes).
So please, would you know how to have the table and viewport width
properly set for the GtkScrolledWindow?
Thanks!
Fabricio Rocha
Brasilia, Brasil
The RADiola Project
http://radiola.sourceforge.net
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