ECellText 3 GAL Library ECellText typedef ECellText; char* (*ECellTextFilter) (const void*); #define E_CELL_TEXT_TYPE ECell* e_cell_text_new (const char *fontname, GtkJustification justify); GtkObject +----ECell +----ECellText "strikeout_column" gint : Read / Write "bold_column" gint : Read / Write "color_column" gint : Read / Write "text_filter" gpointer : Read / Write typedef struct { ECell parent; GtkJustification justify; char *font_name; double x, y; /* Position at anchor */ gulong pixel; /* Fill color */ /* Clip handling */ char *ellipsis; /* The ellipsis characters. NULL = "...". */ guint use_ellipsis : 1; /* Whether to use the ellipsis. */ int strikeout_column; int bold_column; /* This column in the ETable should return a string specifying a color, either a color name like "red" or a color spec like "rgb:F/0/0". See the XParseColor man page for the formats available. */ int color_column; ECellTextFilter filter; /* This stores the colors we have allocated. */ GHashTable *colors; } ECellText; char* (*ECellTextFilter) (const void*); Param1 : Returns : #define E_CELL_TEXT_TYPE (e_cell_text_get_type ()) ECell* e_cell_text_new (const char *fontname, GtkJustification justify); Creates a new ECell renderer that can be used to render strings that that come from the model. The value returned from the model is interpreted as being a char *. The ECellText object support a large set of properties that can be configured through the Gtk argument system and allows the user to have a finer control of the way the string is displayed. The arguments supported allow the control of strikeout, bold, color and a text filter. The arguments "strikeout_column", "bold_column" and "color_column" set and return an integer that points to a column in the model that controls these settings. So controlling the way things are rendered is achieved by having special columns in the model that will be used to flag whether the text should be rendered with strikeout, or bolded. In the case of the "color_column" argument, the column in the model is expected to have a string that can be parsed by gdk_color_parse(). fontname : font to be used to render on the screen justify : Justification of the string in the cell. Returns : an ECell object that can be used to render strings. "strikeout_column" (gint : Read / Write) "bold_column" (gint : Read / Write) "color_column" (gint : Read / Write) "text_filter" (gpointer : Read / Write)