Re: [gtkmm] TreeView/ListStore

[Leandro Fanzone <leandro hasar com>]

Thank you, I quite don't understand it yet, but I'll study the subject
and your example. Sorry if I misunderstood it first, but this is overly
complex for me, I don't get attributes, renderers, columns, this is all
way different to the old CList, and I don't seem to grasp its inner
workings. 
Thank you again, I go back to study

Leandro.

Garriss, Michael wrote:
> Yes, you need to call add_attribute on every column and then set the color
> you want that row into that invisible column on that row like murry
> described.  Like I said, it was just a hint....
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: murrayc t-online de [mailto:murrayc t-online de]
> Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 8:14 AM
> To: Leandro Fanzone
> Cc: Garriss, Michael; gtkmm-list
> Subject: Re: [gtkmm] TreeView/ListStore
>
>
> On Fri, 2002-11-15 at 16:11, Leandro Fanzone wrote:
> > Thank you, but doesn't that change the colour of the whole column? I 
> > need to change the colour of a whole row. As far as I understand a 
> > CellRenderer is related to how a column is rendered in all the rows, am 
> > I right? How to change that behaviour for a particular row? What I'm 
> > trying to achieve is one row in red and the next in blue, for example.
> >   
>
> But a CellRender can do different things for each row. The example has
> an invisible color column. The row will be blue if that row's color
> column value is "blue" (or whatever the format/type really needs to be).
> If you need this capability on every View column then you should use
> that technique for every column.
>
> > Garriss, Michael wrote:
> >
> > > I'm really busy today so this is just a short hint:
> > >
> > > // m_color amd m_visible are non-visible TreeViewColumns
> > > CellRendererText * pRenderer = manage( new CellRendererText( ) );
> > > m_tree_view.append_column( col.m_name, *pRenderer );
> > > TreeViewColumn * pColumn = m_tree_view.get_column( col_num );
> > > pColumn->add_attribute( pRenderer->property_visible(), m_visible );
> > > pColumn->add_attribute( pRenderer->property_text( ), tcol );
> > > pColumn->add_attribute( pRenderer->property_foreground( ), m_color );
> > > pColumn->set_visible( );
> > >
> > > ----Original Message-----
> > > From: Leandro Fanzone [mailto:leandro hasar com]
> > > Sent: Friday, November 15, 2002 7:21 AM
> > > To: gtkmm-list gnome org
> > > Subject: [gtkmm] TreeView/ListStore
> > >
> > >
> > > Hello. I'm currently porting my gtkmm-1.2.x application to the new 1.3.x 
> > > and to my dismay, I find that there is no clist in there anymore. I'm 
> > > told that CList is replaced with TreeView using a ListStore model. So 
> > > far, so good. The new widget is extremely complex, compared with the old 
> > > one. Taking a look at the examples, I worked out some things, but others 
> > > remain obscure. In this case, I can't find a way to change the style of 
> > > a given row. In my application, different items show different colours, 
> > > or even different fonts. That could be done in a CList using set_style 
> > > on the row I would want to change, but I can't seem to find such device 
> > > on this widget. I was taking a look at the CellRenderer interface, but 
> > > it seems to be related to the style of a whole column, not a row. Is 
> > > this a GTK+ question, or can you give me some hint?
> > > Thank you in advance,
> > >
> > > Leandro Fanzone
> > >
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