Attempt at a custom cell renderer from CellRendererPixbuf
- From: "Dave Foster" <dave foster gmail com>
- To: gtkmm-list gnome org
- Subject: Attempt at a custom cell renderer from CellRendererPixbuf
- Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2007 09:36:27 -0400
Hi Folks -
Been trying to get a custom cell renderer to work that is essentially a tweaked CellRendererPixbuf. I got some sample code together with the help of one of the gtkmm demos and looking at Jonner's cell renderer implementation in Agave, however, it's not working. Let me elaborate a bit:
- I created a class, StripRenderer, derived from CellRendererPixbuf.
- The constructor calls both Glib::ObjectBase(typeof(StripRenderer)) and Gtk::CellRendererPixbuf()
- When I assign this as the renderer for a TreeViewColumn, it appears to completely ignore my virtual funcs, get_size_vfunc and render_vfunc. Both of these signatures/implementations are taken directly from Agave. I tried doing stuff like aborting or breaking with gdb in those funcs and they never seem to get called.
- The behavior of the column that stores a pixbuf is exactly the same as a CellRendererPixbuf. The sizing, rendering, everything works as if I never even switched the renderer.
I've put the code up at [1], it's quite small. The renderer is in renderer.[cc|h] (difficult to figure that out) and the part where it gets attached to a column is in
examplewindow.cc:94, rig_columns(). If someone could take a few minutes and poke at it, I would really appreciate it. It's probably something very small.
At the moment, it should probably make the cells really large, as I put a constant of 400 in there (although I did not write that section so I'm not sure the behavior is exact).
A small observation, if I remove the "protected" visibility marker in the renderer class before the two virtual functions, gcc doesn't complain a wink. Shouldn't it, if I were making an override of a protected member public?
[1]
http://d.minuslab.net/files/gtkmm-renderertest.tar.gzcheers,
dave
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