Now when the GtkCellAreaBox receives key events it cycles
the currently focused cell to the next focusable cell in the box
while observing the navigation direction, it then emits "focus-leave"
when hitting the boundries of the area.
Now:
- The current edit cell and editable widget in use can be fetched
with properties and accessors
- gtk_cell_area_activate_cell() handles bookkeeping of the currently
edited cell, starting the editing of a cell, activating a cell etc
- Exported signals are available on GtkCellArea: "editing-started",
"editing-canceled", "editing-done", "remove-editable".
- Upon receiving GDK_KEY_Escape current editing gets canceled.
- Added vfunc to get the allocation of a cell inside an area
- Superclass GtkCellArea handles activation of focused cells
by handling key events (as well as editing of editable cells)
- Added signal "editing-started" to GtkCellArea to signal that
editing has started (generally signaled from inside event handling)
- Added properties "focus-cell" and "edited-cell"
The state of expanded cells must come from the view, since these states
can vary across views accessing the same model (also "finished up" the
applying of attributes code).
The rationale here is that every cell in an area needs to have space
reserved around it, requests have to be fully margin inclusive...
cells need to have the full size fed as the "background area" and
the "cell area" has margins removed... This will be used by GtkTreeViewColumn
to set the focus line width so that cells can paint a background on the
full background, then render themselves into the cell area... and parents
can go ahead and draw focus and other indicators on the background area
but outside of the cell area.
Added base class to hold alignment and overall size request information
while itterating over the size requests of various rows of a GtkTreeModel,
updated GtkCellArea/GtkCellAreaBox classes accordingly.
Added the child list to GtkCellAreaBox, added _pack_start() and
_pack_end() apis to GtkCellAreaBox since they are appropriate there
and implemented GtkCellLayoutIface to override the _pack_start()/end()
methods (since the base GtkCellArea class simply forwards these apis
to the generic ->add() api on the base class).
Now GtkCellArea handles attribute connections in the base class,
subclasses only need to add/remove the renderers, render them,
do geometry and handle events.
Now GtkCellArea provides a generic way of applying attributes
from a GtkTreeModel/GtkTreeIter, GtkCellArea bookkeeps a hashtable
of GtkCellLayoutDataFunc's and completely abstracts the applying
of data to cells... GtkCellArea implementations need only to bookkeep
the added renderers and attributes (probably we can abstract the
attribute bookkeeping in the base class as well).
Things starting to take a good and practical shape.