G5er wrote: > > > Leander Seige wrote: >> >> Two questions left: now I can look which rows are selected in the >> source tree. But is it safe to assume that the selected rows in the >> source are identical to the dragged rows? >> > I think you can pretty much decide on the behaviour yourself, since you > have to copy the data over yourself. > For example in the "drag-begin" callback you could decide to deselect all > rows except the one on which the drag was started, and copy over only that > one for example. Apparently "drag-begin" is only intended to set a custom > icon. Since you don't have the mouse coordinates, you cannot select a row > in "drag-begin". This indicates I am still learning myself. > I looked up the Gnome Human Interface GuideLines > (http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/2.0/input.html#drag-drop) but > it doesn't give that much detail. > > > Leander Seige wrote: >> >> And, I wonder why my callback has been called anyway.. at least I even >> had the wrong string specified: "drag_drop" instead of "drag-drop". >> > I just changed "drag-drop" in my application to "drag_drop" when > connecting the callback and indeed the callback was called. Strange... To > be sure, I then commented out the callback connection, and then it was (as > expected) not called anymore, so it got connected with both strings. > I looked up the Gtk+ documentation (see GtkWidget-signals) but there is > "drag-drop" stated (along with the callback prototype) so I am sure that > is the correct one. > Best regards -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/dnd-with-treeviews-tf3127014.html#a8697610 Sent from the Gtk+ - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
