ANNOUNCE: GtkSheet-7.1

[Adrian Feiguin <feiguin ifir ifir edu ar>]

GtkSheet is a matrix widget for Gtk+. It consist of an scrollable grid of
cells where you can allocate text which can be edited interactivelly. It is
also a container subclass so it allows you to display buttons, curves,
pixmaps and any other widget in it. You can also set many attributes as:
border, foreground and background color, text justification, etc. GtkSheet
comes also with an extra set of useful widgets: GtkComboBox, GtkColorCombo,
and GtkBorderCombo. A demo program shows all of them interacting in a
spreadsheet-like GUI.

This distribution includes the following set of widgets:

    * GtkSheet
    * GtkSheetEntry
    * GtkComboBox
    * GtkColorCombo
    * GtkBorderCombo

and a demo program showing their features acting interactivelly.

Anonymous ftp:
 
ftp://ripley.ifir.edu.ar/pub/gtk/gtksheet/gtksheet-7.x.tar.gz

NEWS & CHANGES
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GtkSheet-7.1
============

Maily a bug fix release, and some new features:

* About a dozen of "invisible" bugs fixed thanks to Quicklist team 
(www.quicklist.com). Special thanks to Bob Lissner <lissnerr@ColdSprings.net>
and Sam Philips <sam@usaworks.com>. GtkSheet is being used by Quicklist,
and these guys made a lot of tests for it. 

* Features added:

 - gtk_sheet_set_column_titles_height(GtkSheet *sheet, gint height);

 - gtk_sheet_set_row_titles_width(GtkSheet *sheet, gint width);

 - gtk_sheet_column_set_justification(GtkSheet *sheet, gint column, 
                                      gint justification);

  If column->justification != GTK_JUSTIFY_FILL (default value) it 
  will always win over individual cells' justifications.

  - New flag: GTK_SHEET_AUTO_SCROLL. For default this flag is on. If
  you turn it off, gtksheet won't scroll automatically to keep the 
  active cell in the viewport. 


GtkSheet-7.0
============

GtkSheet has moved to gtk+-1.2 and new features have been added.
This version has been tested with gtk+-1.2.0

* GtkSheet is a self scrolling widget a la GtkClist and GtkLayout. 
You have to add it to a scrolled window to display it propertly.
Shadow borders will be fixed with the patch added to gtkscrolledwindow.

* Container features implemented. Adding widgets to the sheet is very easy
with:

gtk_sheet_put (GtkSheet *sheet, GtkWidget *child, gint x, gint y);

* Move it with

gtk_sheet_move_child (GtkSheet *sheet, GtkWidget *widget, gint x, gint y);

* Remove it with

gtk_container_remove(GTK_CONTAINER(sheet), GtkWidget *child);

* Some signals have been renamed:

  "activate_cell" -> "activate"
  "deactivate_cell" -> "deactivate"
 
* Rejection option for activation/deactivation of the active cell.

* New signals:

  "new_column_width"
  "new_row_height"

* new function 

gtk_sheet_set_cell_text(GtkSheet *sheet, gint row, gint col, gchar *text);
(you don't have to set the justification)

* Some minor bugs fixed.


** READ THE HEADERS FOR MORE INFORMATION **

GtkSheet Xtra Widgets Set
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GtkComboBox: 
============
Derived from Paolo Molaro's GtkCombo, it consists of a button, an arrow button,
and a popup window with a frame, that can contain a widget which is displayed
with the arrow. You can pack any widget in the frame (e.g. GtkCalendar).
It has been thought to be a parent class for the following widgets: 

GtkColorCombo:
==============
It's a GtkComboBox subclass with a pallette of colors diplayed in a table.

GtkBorderCombo:
==============
It's a GtkComboBox subclass with a set of border patterns displayed in a table.