RE: [g-a-devel]Notebook's selection interface ...

["Mukund" <mukund rajagopalan wipro com>]

Michael,

I guess you are talking about selecting the table-cells in GtkTreeView
(subject indicates Notebook:)

I mailed a couple of days back on this and here is Padraig's response -

/* quote */
We have implemented the function add_row_selection from AtkTable in
gailtreeview.c. My recollection is that GtkTreeView does not allow the
selection of individual cells, only an entire row so we do not implement
add_selection.
/* quote */

This is what I observed during my testing - the selection expands and
collapses the 'TreeView' cells in gtk-demo (that's the last item in the
GtkTreeView in the main dialog). I think this is what Padraig means on
having add_selection implemented on the 'entire row'.

Cheers,
Mukund.


>  -----Original Message-----
>  From: gnome-accessibility-devel-admin gnome org
>  [mailto:gnome-accessibility-devel-admin gnome org] On Behalf
>  Of Michael Meeks
>  Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 3:35 AM
>  To: Padraig O'Briain
>  Cc: accessibility mailing list
>  Subject: [g-a-devel]Notebook's selection interface ...
>
>
>  So,
>
>  	After being told that the selection interface was the
>  way to go for
>  selecting tree / list view items I wrote a chunk more code
>  in at-poke.
>
>  	So - if you fire up HEAD at-poke, and poke at
>  gtk-demo's main tree view
>  by changing the selection one notices that neither the selection, nor
>  the source view updates when I call
>  AccessibleSelection_selectChild ().
>
>  	So, neither an action to emit 'row_activated' nor tracking the
>  selection :-)
>
>  	I'm assuming now that the AccessibleTable code will handle the
>  tree's selection ( in the conventional a group of
>  highlighted things sense )
>  and the AccessibleSelection interface will handle which one
>  is currently
>  active ?
>
>  	So ...
>
>  		Michael.
>
>  --
>   mmeeks gnu org  <><, Pseudo Engineer, itinerant idiot
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