> The only way I know to do that is by calling window.set_accept_focus(False)
> before window.show(). The serious flaw with that method is that the
> resulting window, while being prevented from stealing the focus, also can
> not receive focus at any later time, even by intentional user action.
>
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Hello
I have one question about a ComboBox displaying data from a TreeStore.
How can I make it to display the entire path? For example, when a
child is selected, I want it to display something like "/item n/subitem
c/subitem xx"
In the application that I'm working to, display only child name, the
The handler should be:
static void handler(GtkWidget *widget, GtkTextView *tview)
{
GtkTextBuffer *buffer = NULL;
GtkTextIter iterator;
buffer = gtk_text_view_get_buffer(tview);
g_assert(buffer != NULL); <<< assert that it is not null
gtk_text_buffer_get_end_iter(b
I'm writing a window where users can filter a list of items.
They enter a search criteria in a text box, and a TreeView
is filled with the items that satisfy their criteria. Items are
sorted by their relevance.
In order to do this, I've loaded all the items into a ListStore.
The ListStore contains
On the handler of the row_activated signal of the TreeView,
I need to implement different behaviour if CTRL or SHIFT key
is pressed. ( ie. when double-clicking a row something is
happening, and when double-clicking it and SHIFT key is pressed
something else should happen ).
Does anyone have any ide
You may create the combo box using gtk_combo_box_new_with_model.
You insert all the items that may appear in the second combo box in a
GtkListStore. Along with the text, you create a column that contains the
index of
the items in the first combo box that they belong to. Use a
GtkTreeModelFilter
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