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Well when there's an editor assigned to the first column of the Tree the editor in some situations it is drawn above the borders of the column.
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Tom, I'm guessing that this is related to bug 150272 (i.e. if the cell editor weren't 'pretending' that there was an image and offsetting the text control that it would fit into the colunm. This comment is just to capture that relationship (since they're technically not 'dups'.
Well the interesting thing is that bug 150272 only happens on Gtk whereas this bug on all OSes Yeah that was also my feeling. (In reply to comment #2) > Tom, I'm guessing that this is related to bug 150272 (i.e. if the cell editor > weren't 'pretending' that there was an image and offsetting the text control > that it would fit into the colunm. > > This comment is just to capture that relationship (since they're technically > not 'dups'. > (In reply to comment #2) > Tom, I'm guessing that this is related to bug 150272 (i.e. if the cell editor > weren't 'pretending' that there was an image and offsetting the text control > that it would fit into the colunm. > > This comment is just to capture that relationship (since they're technically > not 'dups'. >
Matching its 'twin' for a look in 3.4.
... the problem here is that the CellEditor has a minimum which depends on the size calculated by the widget. This could easily exceed the column width
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