On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 10:18, Derrell Lipman < [email protected]> wrote:
> >> I have a simple question. Which event should I listen when my users >> resize >> the columns themselves? Is there a special event which is not also fired >> when setColumnWidth is called via my system? >> > > There is no event that is fired only upon user resize of columns and not > upon resize due to window resize or column visibility changes. What you > really want to do is override __handleResizeColumn(), but since it's a > private method, you can't. That method is called by _onMousemoveHeader() but > you can't override that because it make use of other private variables. The > solution is not trivial without code changes to Scroller. > > Please create an enhancement bug report to add a "widthChangedByUser" > event, assign it to me, and I'll see what I can do for you. (Also, please > confirm that you're able to use trunk for your development. This is an > enhancement, so won't be going into any previous-version bug-fix releases.) > Please apply the attached patch. This will add a new member to the data map passed to the column model's widthChanged event. The member isMouseAction will be true if the width is being changed as a result of a drag in the header. Let me know how this works. Derrell
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