PhYx schrieb:
thx you very much but dont lose your time to do this exemple, i have finally decided to use gtkmm without glade. I really need the treeview and i am part of a member of 4 people so we have to do a sound table mix for school, its our projet.
I put together a _minimal_ (only glademm file created and 30 lines of code added to window1.hh and window1.cc) example of a treeview with glade(mm).
It should give you (and other people) an idea of how much work has to be done to get treeview support with current glade-2.
btw i ll need to use drag and drop to take a file from a treeview in a window and to drop it in another window, if you have any advice about doing that in gtkmm thx to tell me =)
Look into my example (running). You can drop lines into _existing_ positions but you cannot move a line to become a child of another (unless it already has children). This is a problem of gtk2.2 (fixed in 2.3). If this is important for you should raise your voice on gtk-devel, see
http://lists.gnome.org/archives/gtk-devel-list/2004-January/msg00061.html
i saw there is a signal drag and drop in treeview but it works only to drag and drop in the treeview right ?
You can drag and drop between treeviews, given that you implement it yourself. You have to derive from the Model (!) [TreeStore] and override the dnd vfuncs:
class MyTreeStore : public Gtk::TreeStore
{ MyTreeStore(const Gtk::TreeModelColumnRecord& cols)
: Gtk::TreeStore(cols) {}
virtual bool drag_data_get_vfunc(const Gtk::TreeModel::Path&
path, GtkSelectionData* selection_data);
virtual bool drag_data_delete_vfunc(const Gtk::TreeModel::Path&
path);
virtual bool drag_data_received_vfunc(const TreeModel::Path&
dest, GtkSelectionData* selection_data);
public:static Glib::RefPtr<MyTreeStore> MyTreeStore::create(const Gtk::TreeModelColumnRecord& cols)
{ MyTreeStore *x=new MyTreeStore(cols);
x->reference();
return Glib::RefPtr<MyTreeStore>(x);
}
};
I experimented with drag_data_received beeing like:
GtkTreeModel *model=0;
GtkTreePath *path=0;
if (!gtk_tree_get_row_drag_data(selection_data,&model,&path))
return false;
Glib::RefPtr<Gtk::TreeModel> source=Glib::wrap(model);
Gtk::TreeIter
sourceit=source->get_iter(Gtk::TreeModel::Path(path,false)),
destit=get_iter(dest);
that should give you an initial idea about what to do.
Feel free to ask more
Christof
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