What distro and compiler are you using?

And there is no such version as "2.2.2-1". Is that an rpm version
number maybe?

I'm using Debian SID (i386), g++ (GCC) 3.2.3 and the official .deb
package.
Yesterday I have compiled gtkmm from the gtkmm-2.2.3 tarball and found
the same problem. E.g. demos found in the demos subdir are not using
togglebutton, but examples/cellrenderercustom/cellrenderertoggle is
using it.

I know it takes a while, but maybe it would be interesting to see if 
the problem still exists with gtkmm 2.2.0 from source.

Please do try. This is clearly important and we need to figure out
where the problem is.

Interesting. There are no toggle buttons with newly compiled 2.2.0.
Maybe gtk+ headers are not correct. I'm upgrading the system now...

not working after the update :(
Next week I will have more time to find the aexact cause.

> I'm upgrading the system now.

I'm not sure what that means. There is a known problem with TreeView
with the gcc 3.3.0 compiler, which we are told will be fixed with gcc
3.3.1.

Created attachment 17505 [details] [review]
Patch for the cellrenderer problem with treeviews (at least on win32)

Here is my patch for the treeview problem. As on debian, toggle 
buttons and pixbufs were not rendered properly in treeview columns on 
the win32 platform. Adding explicit declaration of the 
generate_cellrenderer full template specialization for types bool and 
Pixbuf solves the problem on win32. I'm confident this will also fix 
the bug on Debian. Please try...

I've tested this with my regular RedHat 9. This does not cause any
problems so please go ahead and commit it. You hint at another bug in
the ChangeLog so please open another bug for that if necessary. The
stockbrowser part of the demo actually crashes for me, with or without
the patch, but I have a funky cvs gtk+.

Zsolt, it would be nice if you could test this patch, or a cvs
checkout (check the ChangeLog to make sure it has the patch) for debian.

Applied to both branches.

Everything is now working fine on win32. I have uploaded updated DLLs 
(and a new installer) on my site. In the ChangeLog, the long-standing 
bug I was talking to was actually the problem described in this bug 
report : treeview boolean entries being converted to text, as could 
be seen in the gtk-demo. No need to open a new bug.

Zsolt, please respond.

I applied this patch against 2.2.3 yesterday, but it is not working
well yet: I can not see checkboxes.
Additionally, I can see a lot of messages like this starting demo/Tree
Store:
(lt-demo:11869): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: gobject.c:1032: object class
`gtkmm__GtkCellRendererText' has no property named `activatable'

Could you try to compile gtkmm statically and post the error log if 
you get any multiply defined symbols ?

I'm not 100% sure that patching .hg/.ccg files makes any difference to
a tarball. Are the changes really in the .h/.cc files.

However, I am fairly sure that the debian problem is caused by the
unrelated gcc bug.

Right. I think the modifications to the hg and ccg files are 
propagated to the corresponding h and cc files IF maintainer mode has 
been enabled in the configure script (--enable-maintainer-mode).
So, please Zsolt, if you're listening, try with this configure option 
or (if it's easier for you) patch treeviewrenderer.h as in the diff 
file I provided. I'm confident this will solve the treeview problem 
on debian.  

Yes, this --enable-maintainer-mode was new for me, as I'm new to gtkmm.
So the checkboxes are working correctly on Debian SID, using Cedric'
patch (g++-3.2.3). Thanks a lot!

OK, well done guys. Cedric, please apply your patch.

Seems you already applied the patch to both branches on 2003-06-14.
I guess we can change the status of this bug to resolved.

Oh, right, yes.