hi,
you need to add the renderers! The ComboBox uses a tree model. Look how its
done there.
Stefan
On 10:23:22 pm 09/11/2006 Mark Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Having some difficulty with a combo box and associated tree store.
> When I do this, nothing shows up...
>
> GtkTreeStore *m
On
12:33:05 am 21/08/2006 Wolfman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> @Stefan
> Can u tell me how to call the expose in simple example?
You don call that, gtk+ calls that to ask the widget to redraw. See
bt_sequence_view_expose_event() in
http://buzztard.cvs.sourceforge.net/buzztard/buzztard/src/ui/e
Answering to my self. For now I don't run gtk+ tests in a forked
environment. There seems to be some curruption/problem with the gdk_thread
handing in this case.
Stefan
On 10:05:38 pm 03/08/2006 Stefan Kost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> for unit-tests I open a second display on a Xvfb serv
hi,
at first this list is english :)
regarding the problme, can it be suses qt theme engine for gtk? what
happens if you start a gnome desktop and start your app there.
Stefan
On 12:54:32 pm 27/06/2006 Vallario Brigitte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
> > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> >
Just for the record, after a couple of weekends I've seem to figured it out
myself. The solution is to do gtk_add_grab (also grab focus, keyboard and
pointer). Then all events go to the widget that grabs and one can detect
outside clicks. A good example is in rythmbox sources.
Stefan
On 11:56:51
Hi all,
to make t more clear, its multiple items per header. Here comes some ascii
art:
+-+--+ - -
| label1 | label2 | label3
| [B1][B2]| [B1][B2][B3] | ...
+-+--+- - -
So each treeview header widget is infact:
vbox {
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