Description of problem: "alignment" property on gtkcellrenderertext does not work. It is in source after 2.10 but has no effect when using g_object_set() to set the PANGO_ALIGN_RIGHT. This bug has been reported before but was passed of to gtk.org, who did nothing to correct it. Since it is in the source for FC6 gtk this is a Fedora problem -- not a gtk.org one. Other properties for cellrenderertext also do not work. This makes the newer list and tree functions less than useful if you don't want all the columns to be left aligned. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gtk-2.10.4 as distributed with FC6. How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1.Try to right (or center) align text in any cell in gtk_tree_view_column using g_object_set() (as directed in the Ref manual). as in: g_object_set(G_OBJECT(cell1), "alignment", PANGO_ALIGN_RIGHT, NULL); // compiles OK but does nothing 2. 3. Actual results:makes no difference. Expected results: expect text in cell to be right aligned. Additional info: Hope this bug report does not get shuffled off to gtk.org. Hope it gets fixed.
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