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2010-02-15
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#11
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It's just a typo when creating the third column, instead of markup=1, it should be markup=2
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2010-02-15
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Oh great. Thank you. Frankly, I didn't know the number after markup= denotes the column. 
I somehow thought it's sort of boolean.
Great, I can now go on.
I somehow thought it's sort of boolean.Great, I can now go on.
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2010-02-22
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Originally Posted by yerga
Next problem I'm facing. I'm opening a StackableWindow, where I put the PannableArea including GtkTreeview with three columns as I showed in the code snippet on last page.
It's just a typo when creating the third column, instead of markup=1, it should be markup=2
When I populate the treeview, the columns expand beyond the screen width, if the track names are too long. How could I request the treeview (or pannablearea) to always fit to screen width?
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2010-02-22
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Originally Posted by hmaki
You have some properties for gtk.CellRendererText: "wrap-mode", "wrap-width" and "ellipsize"
Next problem I'm facing. I'm opening a StackableWindow, where I put the PannableArea including GtkTreeview with three columns as I showed in the code snippet on last page.
When I populate the treeview, the columns expand beyond the screen width, if the track names are too long. How could I request the treeview (or pannablearea) to always fit to screen width?
It can also be useful the set_sizing() and set_fixed_width() methods of the gtk.TreeViewColumn.
Play with that until that you find the best way to show the text.
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2010-03-17
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This thread was pretty helpful to me as I was playing last night, but one thing I've not got... I don't see the little lines dividing the cells in my list as are shown in all the screen shots here.
Is there some special step I need to take to get them to show up?
Is there some special step I need to take to get them to show up?
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2010-03-22
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Originally Posted by dwould
Yes, I'd really like to know this as well. I've been searching docs and code and trying a lot of things but haven't yet been able to produce any row delimiting lines... please give us a hint...
This thread was pretty helpful to me as I was playing last night, but one thing I've not got... I don't see the little lines dividing the cells in my list as are shown in all the screen shots here.
Is there some special step I need to take to get them to show up?
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2010-04-02
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*Bump*
I was looking again at this, and I cannot for the life of me get the dividing lines to show up, I've set every property I can think of, and played with overriding gtk rc style stuff, but at best I get a dividing line which is the same colour as the background ;-(
help?
I was looking again at this, and I cannot for the life of me get the dividing lines to show up, I've set every property I can think of, and played with overriding gtk rc style stuff, but at best I get a dividing line which is the same colour as the background ;-(
help?
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2010-07-30
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Originally Posted by mattaustin
Hermes uses something like this here: https://garage.maemo.org/plugins/ggi...4d077f5f3f8e15
Although I have dabbled in python, it's my first time playing with anything GTK/GUI related.
I have created and populated a treeview no problems - mostly thanks to the info above (thanks!).
Are there any example of how to filter the treeview when the user types on the keyboard? Kind-of how the contacts list works. I hope its easy, as I am only just getting the hang of what I've done already!
Cheers!
Hope this helps!
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