Re: Flipping a TreeView

["Andrew E. Makeev" <andrew solvo ru>]

Well, you may try to.

Although, I would suggest you to keep your data in your own container 
and just use conversion function to set model data then display it with 
method I described before. I guess, that will be much easier to 
implement and will save your time to fix all mistakes you could make there.

Regards,
-Andrew

Duncan Sands wrote:

> On Thursday 09 October 2003 09:05, Andrew E. Makeev wrote:
>  
>
> > 1st - you could to implement your own CellRenderer for your coulumn and
> > render data as you would to see it.
> > 2nd - attach function to column<gchar *> that will format data for you
> > (property "text").
> > Description is available in GTK API Reference.
> >    
> Hi Andrew, thanks for your help.  I don't think it solves my problem though:
> I don't want the text to be rendered differently, I want it to be rendered in
> a different place: I would like the text at position (I,J) in the model to be
> rendered in position (J,I) in the view.  As far as I understand, cell renderers
> work on columns: you associate column I of the tree view with some column
> I' of the model, and the renderer renders the column.  Using your own
> renderer won't change the fact that columns of the model correspond to
> columns of the view, and I would like a column of the model to correspond
> to a row of the view.
>
> Maybe I need to write my own model?
>
>