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Stefan Kost | 14 May 2005 15:15

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state of gtksheet in gtksheet-2

hi,

I've just checked out gtksheet-2 from cvs to see if that widget better
suites my apps need than the treeviewwidget. Unfortunately the demo
seg-faults. Is it just a minor issue or whats the state of the widget?

./testgtksheet
CHANGE CELL: -1 2
CHANGE CELL: 12 -1

(lt-testgtksheet:14706): Gtk-WARNING **: gtkwidget.c:7129: widget class
`GtkSheet' has no property named `default_border'
Segmentation fault

Ciao
  Stefan

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Stefan Kost | 15 May 2005 15:27

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Re: state of gtksheet in gtksheet-2

Hi again,

just found out that it works when using the default gtk2 theme. It crashed using 
the Smooth-Gnome theme. I'll try to look deeper into it ...

Ciao
   Stefan
> hi,
> 
> I've just checked out gtksheet-2 from cvs to see if that widget better
> suites my apps need than the treeviewwidget. Unfortunately the demo
> seg-faults. Is it just a minor issue or whats the state of the widget?
> 
> ./testgtksheet
> CHANGE CELL: -1 2
> CHANGE CELL: 12 -1
> 
> (lt-testgtksheet:14706): Gtk-WARNING **: gtkwidget.c:7129: widget class
> `GtkSheet' has no property named `default_border'
> Segmentation fault
> 
> Ciao
>   Stefan
> 
> 
> 
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Adrian E. Feiguin | 17 May 2005 00:46

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Re: state of gtksheet in gtksheet-2

What version of gtk+ are you using? Thanks!

PS: I'm preparing an RPM and tarballs as right now.

Stefan Kost wrote:

> Hi again,
>
> just found out that it works when using the default gtk2 theme. It 
> crashed using the Smooth-Gnome theme. I'll try to look deeper into it ...
>
> Ciao
>   Stefan
>
>> hi,
>>
>> I've just checked out gtksheet-2 from cvs to see if that widget better
>> suites my apps need than the treeviewwidget. Unfortunately the demo
>> seg-faults. Is it just a minor issue or whats the state of the widget?
>>
>> ./testgtksheet
>> CHANGE CELL: -1 2
>> CHANGE CELL: 12 -1
>>
>> (lt-testgtksheet:14706): Gtk-WARNING **: gtkwidget.c:7129: widget class
>> `GtkSheet' has no property named `default_border'
>> Segmentation fault
>>
>> Ciao
>>   Stefan

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Stefan Kost | 17 May 2005 11:51

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Re: state of gtksheet in gtksheet-2

Hi Adrian,

I am using gentoo linux which right now includes gtk+-2.6.7. The same version is 
installed locally (with the debug symbols in it).
> What version of gtk+ are you using? Thanks!
> 
> PS: I'm preparing an RPM and tarballs as right now.
Cool! The widget really looks like the thing I need in buzztard 
(http://www.buzztard.org).
A few more questions (sorry if they are FAQs).
#1) Any reason the doc is not using gtk doc? I can offer some help with 
gtk-docize it.
#2) Can I put own widgets into cells/headings?
#3) Is there something like the filter of the GtkTreeView? I currently use that 
to skip the display of some line. Or can lines/columns be 'folded in' (made 
invisible).

Ciao
   Stefan
> 
> Stefan Kost wrote:
> 
>> Hi again,
>>
>> just found out that it works when using the default gtk2 theme. It 
>> crashed using the Smooth-Gnome theme. I'll try to look deeper into it ...
>>
>> Ciao
>>   Stefan
>>

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Adrian E. Feiguin | 17 May 2005 23:42

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Re: state of gtksheet in gtksheet-2


Hi Stefan,

> I am using gentoo linux which right now includes gtk+-2.6.7. The same 
> version is installed locally (with the debug symbols in it).

I have an old version of gtk+-2 installed, I'll try it out with 2.6.x 
and I'll update on this.

> Cool! The widget really looks like the thing I need in buzztard 
> (http://www.buzztard.org).
> A few more questions (sorry if they are FAQs).
> #1) Any reason the doc is not using gtk doc? I can offer some help 
> with gtk-docize it. 

Of course you are more than welcome. Let me finish with the release 
(still working on the Change log), and you can play with the code.

>
> #2) Can I put own widgets into cells/headings? 

Sure! Look at the example 2 in testgtksheet.

>
> #3) Is there something like the filter of the GtkTreeView? I currently 
> use that to skip the display of some line. Or can lines/columns be 
> 'folded in' (made invisible).

You can use gtk_sheet_rows/columns_set_visibility to hide/show them.

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Adrian E. Feiguin | 18 May 2005 03:43

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ANNOUNCE: GtkExtra-2 released!

Hi everybody! The long awaited day has arrived, and GtkExtra is 
officially available for download from the sourceforge repository. The 
changes after all these years are so many that I lost track of them. 
However, you'll notice that the API has not changed much.

Some changes that come to my mind right now are:

- Plot axes are objects now: GtkPlotAxis
- GtkPlotCanvas items have been widgetized and you can easily create 
your own.
- Plot gradients are independent objects now and can be shown in 
different positions and orientations, and you can define your own colors 
and levels.
- object properties have been defined.

Enjoy!
<ADRIAN>

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Bill McGrory | 9 May 2005 15:13

Anyone lurking on this list working on gtkextramm2?

Hi All,
I am interested in gtkextramm2. Looking at gtkmm.sourceforge.net, and
mailing list archives, I notice that development there is stagnant.
I checked out the cvs archive of gtkextra2 and gtkextramm2, and forged
ahead.

My question is.... Is anyone out there working on porting gtkextramm2?
I'm willing willing to pitch in, but don't want to re-invent the wheel,
if possible.

Thanks for you time
Bill

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Bill McGrory | 9 May 2005 15:17

Bug in gtkplotcanvas?

I see in gtkplotcanvas that it inherits its widget from GtkFixed, but
in 
struct _GtkPlotCanvasClass, parent_class is set to GtkLayoutClass.

I'm a fairly proficient gtk/gtkmm user, but have not done much in the
area of widget development myself, so forgive the newby question.
But shouldn't parent_class be a GtkFixedClass?

Thanks
Bill

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Al Hooton | 22 May 2005 17:12

Re: ANNOUNCE: GtkExtra-2 released!

	Adrian,

	Thank you *very* much for continuing to work on gtkextra-2!  I know
that having this release put together is going to help many people.  We
appreciate it!

-Al

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