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RE: re-dim'ing a table
- From: "O'CONNOR, Steve" <SOCONNOR baea com au>
- To: "'gtk-app-devel-list redhat com'" <gtk-app-devel-list redhat com>
- Subject: RE: re-dim'ing a table
- Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1998 14:20:15 +1030
I suppose that the best solution would be to create the table as big as
you would ever need it, and then set the unwanted columns (and rows ?)
to be invisible. You could then expand / shrink the table by hiding &
showing selected columns.
I am only saying that this would be the most efficient implementation,
rather than something that involved re-allocating an existing table.
Now .. the question remains .. how do we hide & show columns of an
existing table selectively ?
> anyways, i have a gtk_table that initialized to 2x2...
> later, i want to resize it to, for example a 4x4 table...
>
> would just doing a gtk_table_new on the Widget* again be ok? or should
> i destroy it, then reinit? or, is there a COMPLETELY easier way to
> redimension a table on the fly...
>
>
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