Re: treeview row shading

["B.Hakvoort" <bart hakvoort be>]

I can answer your first question, look at
Gtk::TreeView::set_rules_hint().

I'm not sure about your second question.. i could come up with some
hacks, but maybe there's a better way to achieve this.

cheers,

plors

On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 03:08 -0500, Doug McLain wrote:
> This is avtually more aof a general gnome/gtk behavior question, so 
> soffy if it's OT for this list but I'm already signed up here so I 
> figured I'd try here first:)
> 
> On certain treeviews, namely the Gnome desktop file mananger and most 
> FileChooser dialogs, given a typical black on white theme, the treeview 
> every other row is shaded darker and with some blue.  I use a very dark 
> white on black theme, where the bg on most of my apps is black.  In this 
> scenario, I dont see the row shading since it tries to make it darker. 
> I would like to know 2 things:
> 
> First, I'd like to know how to choose which treeviews use this row 
> shading and which do not.  GAIM for example, doesnt use the shading in 
> its rows.  Maybe its strictly for file lists, I don't know
> 
> Second, and this is what I'm really after, is how to set the method that 
> is used to alter the base color.  I would like it to *lighten* the 
> shaded rows instead of darken, since my base rows are black.  Even if 
> it's hard coded in gtk, I would be willing to alter it at that level. I 
> like black theme, but I love the alternate line shading.
> 
> Doug
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