Re: TreeView cell editing

[James Pelletier <jamesp@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I'm actually using the standard CellRendererText, but I would like my 
application to have a bit more controll over the gtk_entry while the 
cell is being edited. I can't seem to find any methods of any object 
that will return the gtk_entry so I can connect to some of its signals. 
It appears that your example is from a custom renderer. I wouldn't 
expect to have to subclass the renderer in order to do this.

Any thoughts?

James

Igor Gorbounov wrote:
> James Pelletier wrote:
>
> > Is there a way to programatically determine if a cell in a tree view 
> > is currently being edited or to get the text from the entry field used 
> > for editing? More importantly, is there a way to force a cell that is 
> > currently being edited to end editing?
> > [...]
>
>
> Well, may it won't help (because I've done this on C++ in gtkmm), but 
> I've used the
> focus_out  event for gtk_entry in a cell renderer to end the editing 
> when user changes
> focus while editing:
>
> bool Combo_CellRenderer::on_focus_out(GdkEventFocus* event, Gtk::Entry* 
> entry,
>    Glib::ustring path)
> {
>    if (!entry->is_focus())
>        on_edited(entry, path);
>    return false;
> }
>
>    Igor Gorbounov
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