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GnomeDbSelectorGnomeDbSelector — Individual selection of libgnomedb objects (data types, functions, ...) |
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struct GnomeDbSelector; struct GnomeDbSelectorClass; enum GnomeDbSelectorFeature; GtkWidget * gnome_db_selector_new (void); void gnome_db_selector_add_part (GnomeDbSelector *sel,const gchar *name,GnomeDbSelectorPart *part); void gnome_db_selector_add_parts_for_feature (GnomeDbSelector *sel,GdaMetaStore *store,GnomeDbSelectorFeature feature);
GObject +----GInitiallyUnowned +----GtkObject +----GtkWidget +----GtkContainer +----GtkTreeView +----GnomeDbSelector
This widget presents the user with a (configurable) list of objects to choose from: Data types, functions, aggregates, ...
What really gets displayed in the widget (columns and rows) depends on the parameters passed to the gnome_db_selector_new() function.
struct GnomeDbSelectorClass {
GtkTreeViewClass parent_class;
void (*selected_object_changed) (GnomeDbSelector *sel, GnomeDbSelectorPart *part,
GtkTreeStore *store, GtkTreeIter *iter);
};
typedef enum {
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_NONE = 0,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMAS = 1 << 0,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_TABLES = 1 << 1,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_VIEWS = 1 << 2,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_DOMAINS = 1 << 3,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_TABLE_COLUMNS = 1 << 4,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_TABLE_CONSTRAINTS = 1 << 5,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_TABLE_TRIGGERS = 1 << 6,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_TABLE_DETAILS = (GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_TABLE_COLUMNS | GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_TABLE_CONSTRAINTS | GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_TABLE_TRIGGERS),
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_VIEW_COLUMNS = 1 << 7,
GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_VIEW_DETAILS = (GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_SCHEMA_VIEW_COLUMNS)
} GnomeDbSelectorFeature;
GtkWidget * gnome_db_selector_new (void);
Creates a new GnomeDbSelector widget. If features is different than GNOME_DB_SELECTOR_FEATURE_NONE
then some GnomeDbSelectorPart will be created and inserted by default in the new selector widget,
avoiding much hand written code.
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the new widget |
void gnome_db_selector_add_part (GnomeDbSelector *sel,const gchar *name,GnomeDbSelectorPart *part);
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a GnomeDbSelector widget |
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a GnomeDbSelectorPart object |
void gnome_db_selector_add_parts_for_feature (GnomeDbSelector *sel,GdaMetaStore *store,GnomeDbSelectorFeature feature);
Adds some predefined parts to sel to implement some features
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a GnomeDbSelector widget |
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a GdaMetaStore object |
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a GnomeDbSelectorFeature feature |
"selected-object-changed" signalvoid user_function (GnomeDbSelector *dbselector,
GnomeDbSelectorPart *arg1,
GtkTreeStore *arg2,
gpointer arg3,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
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the object which received the signal. |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |