Re: treeview signal_motion_notify_event() question

[Robert Caryl <bob fis-cal com>]

signal_motion_notify_event is inherited from Gtk::Widget and is
available to all classes that descend therefrom.

In a Gtk::TreeView situation, you can get the currently selected row in
the callback slot that you connect to this signal and voila!  You know
which column in the selected row that generated the event.

Either that is correct or I'm all wet.

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eric jrdn wrote:
> Hi,
> Why is the signal_motion_notify_event() of a treeview only available in the header of the treecolumn?
> Is there a way to get it work in the column itself?
> 
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