Re: Project Scheduling Design

[Claudemir Todo Bom <allgood conection com br>]

Federico Mena Quintero wrote:
> 
> >  Can't you just have a separate clist, canvas, and 3 scrollbars, and
> >  set them up so they all talk to each other using the same adjustments?
> >
> >  i.e.
> >           /----------------\
> >          v                  v
> >       clist    canvas <---> vertadjustment <---> vscrollbar
> >         ^        ^
> >         v        v
> >      horiz1    horiz2  (plus scrollbars for same)
> >
> >  Where the clist and canvas share the same scroll bar 'adjustment' - or
> >  do clists always have to have their own scrollbars? (rather bad if
> >  so).
> 
> That was my second suggestion.  I'm sorry if I was not clear enough :-)
> 
> You may not be able to share the same vadjustment; you may have to
> proxy it to the actual adjustments in the clist and canvas, but that
> is no problem.
> 
>   Federico
> 

Hello,

I think that this is my first posting to this list after a couple of
months of watching it!

I´m just beginning on discovering how gtk and gnome works, and I think
that I have an useable idea, please tell me if I´m wrong!

The Canvas widget will be used to show the time-lines (I´m right?), I
think that the themes supported on Gtk can change the height of the
CList Items, so, the Canvas can go out of sync with the CList, and this
isn´t a good idea!

Isn´t more simplest to do a litle derivation on the CList widget to
accept a little GnomeCanvas object only for the graphic time display? I
think that on this way the process is less painful and more efficient!

Best Regards (and sorry by my bad english)
--
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