Re: Gtk window.show() (maybe just c++ related)

[eric jrdn2 <eric_jrdn2 yahoo fr>]

Paul Davis wrote:
> Eric,
>
> > TreeViews are a real pain.
>
> Indeed they are. And from my experience, this is one of the hardest
> parts of the api to deal with. The main problem seems to stem from the
> fact that the developers seemed to try and make the TreeView et al
> classes as abstract as possible so that you use them to design any
> type of widget you want. With this abstract implementation comes a bit
> of difficulty in making it do things that seem as though they should
> be rather simple.
>
> As for the excel type of functionality, to get a single cell selected,
> you may want to look at the CellEditable class and see if thats not
> more of what you need.
>
> The only excel-esque ability I can think of that might not be able to
> be directly achieved is selecting a column vs. selecting a row.
I did this, but this is not fully fonctionnal yet.
I made the treeview get mouse click events and give this to 
get_path_at_pos(...) which returns the TreeViewColumn as well.



> I'm guessing, to achieve full spreadsheet capabilities you'd need to
> implement a custom TreeModel and TreeView that allow for these types
> of operations.
>
> Good luck,
> Paul
Indeed.This was necessary, as i don't want the TreeModel to be the data 
container itself. Doing this way allows the TreeView to know that this 
or that cell is out of the range of a column and to grey it.

Thank you Paul. I have yet a lot of things to do to get it fully working.



	

	
		
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