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ETableSpecification
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ETableSpecification

Name

ETableSpecification -- Internal object to keep track of the ETable State.

Synopsis



#define     E_TABLE_SPECIFICATION_TYPE
typedef     ETableSpecification;
ETableSpecification* e_table_specification_new
                                            (void);
gboolean    e_table_specification_load_from_file
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             const char *filename);
void        e_table_specification_load_from_string
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             const char *xml);
void        e_table_specification_load_from_node
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             const xmlNode *node);
void        e_table_specification_save_to_file
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             const char *filename);
char*       e_table_specification_save_to_string
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification);
xmlNode*    e_table_specification_save_to_node
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             xmlDoc *doc);

Object Hierarchy


  GtkObject
   +----ETableSpecification

Description

This object is used to keep track of the ETableState, and it is mostly an internal function. These are used by the ETable widget and its configuration engine (ETableConfig). It is mostly an internal object.

Details

E_TABLE_SPECIFICATION_TYPE

#define E_TABLE_SPECIFICATION_TYPE        (e_table_specification_get_type ())

ETableSpecification

typedef struct {
	GtkObject base;

	ETableColumnSpecification **columns;
	ETableState *state;

	guint no_headers : 1;
	guint click_to_add : 1;
	guint draw_grid : 1;
	ETableCursorMode cursor_mode;
	char *click_to_add_message_;
} ETableSpecification;

e_table_specification_new ()

ETableSpecification* e_table_specification_new
                                            (void);

Creates a new ETableSpecification object. This object is used to hold the information about the rendering information for ETable.

Returns : a newly created ETableSpecification object.

e_table_specification_load_from_file ()

gboolean    e_table_specification_load_from_file
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             const char *filename);

This routine modifies specification to reflect the state described by the file filename.

specification : An ETableSpecification that you want to modify
filename : a filename that contains an ETableSpecification
Returns : TRUE on success, FALSE on failure.

e_table_specification_load_from_string ()

void        e_table_specification_load_from_string
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             const char *xml);

This routine modifies specification to reflect the state described by xml. xml is typically returned by e_table_specification_save_to_string or it can be embedded in your source code.

specification : An ETableSpecification that you want to modify
xml : a stringified representation of an ETableSpecification description.

e_table_specification_load_from_node ()

void        e_table_specification_load_from_node
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             const xmlNode *node);

This routine modifies specification to reflect the state described by node.

specification : An ETableSpecification that you want to modify
node : an xmlNode with an XML ETableSpecification description.

e_table_specification_save_to_file ()

void        e_table_specification_save_to_file
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             const char *filename);

This routine stores the specification into filename.

specification : An ETableSpecification that you want to save
filename : a file name to store the specification.

e_table_specification_save_to_string ()

char*       e_table_specification_save_to_string
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification);

Saves the state of specification to a string.

specification : An ETableSpecification that you want to stringify
Returns : an g_alloc() allocated string containing the stringified representation of specification. This stringified representation uses XML as a convenience.

e_table_specification_save_to_node ()

xmlNode*    e_table_specification_save_to_node
                                            (ETableSpecification *specification,
                                             xmlDoc *doc);

This routine saves the ETableSpecification state in the object specification into the xmlDoc represented by doc.

specification : An ETableSpecification that you want to store.
doc : Node where the specification is saved
Returns : The node that has been attached to doc with the contents of the ETableSpecification.

See Also

ETable, ETableColumnSpecification, ETableConfig.



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