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Multiple selection with GtkCombo

Hi. Somebody knows if it is posible to make a GtkCombo which allows multiple entries selection?In affirmative case how can i make this?

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No a GtkCombo doesn't allow it. Btw, it's been deprecated and you should use GtkComboBox instead. The widget is meant to display only one selected item at a time.

What you want to look into is using a GtkTreeView to show the items in your list and allow for multiple selection. A simple tutorial is available here. You'll need to get the GtkTreeSelection and set the selection mode accordingly.

SB  2010-05-14 16:24:10
Yep, i know GtkCombo is deprecated, but i'm working in a project that expicitly requires a GtkCombo for this parameter.
panda  2010-05-14 16:56:23
I see. That's too bad. GtkCombo isn't meant for multi mode select.
SB  2010-05-14 17:34:58
Thank you!I think i'm going to try other posibilities.
panda  2010-05-17 07:15:35

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