Re: Freezing a GtkTreeView

[Dimitar Haralanov <mitko keyresearch com>]

On Mon, 3 Nov 2003 08:11:29 -0800
Dimitar Haralanov <mitko@keyresearch.com> wrote:

> as far as I know there are not freeze/thaw functions for GtkTreeView.
> However, does anyone know how I can achieve this effect. The problem
> that I am trying to solve is the following: Some of the columns of my
> GtkTreeView are editable so the user can click on the cell and be able
> to edit it. 
> 	However, the treeview gets updated all the time. What happens at
> 	that
> point is that the user clicks on the cell, the cell becomes editable
> but as soon as there is an update to the TreeView, the cell switches
> back.

	Anyone able to give me a hint here? All my searches for info on this
have returned nothing useful. I was thinking that if I can catch the
signal that gets emitted when editing of a cell starts, I can do
something with it but, unfortunately, I can't figure out which signal
that is


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