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Piotr Kołaczkowski updated PIVOT-808:
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Description:
I've got a table row like that:
<TablePane.Row height="1*">
<Label text="Trig"
styles="{font:{bold:true},verticalAlignment:'center'}"/>
<ListButton bxml:id="triggerSource" listData="['Off','CH1','CH2']"
selectedItem="Off"/>
<ListButton bxml:id="triggerSlope" TablePane.columnSpan="2"
listData="['Up','Down']" selectedItem="Up"/>
<TablePane.Filler/>
<Label text="Holdoff"
styles="{verticalAlignment:'center',horizontalAlignment:'right'}"/>
...
</TablePane.Row>
The "triggerSlope" list button spans two columns. If you click the mouse on the
point that belongs to the first spanned column (the third column in this
example), the list expads and you can select an option. But if you click the
point that belongs to the second spanned column (the fourth column, i.e. this
column where the Filler is), there is no reaction. It seems that the mouse
click goes to the Filler instead of the component. This is especially nasty for
ListButtons, because their arrow is near the right edge, and this poses a
serious usability problem.
Until it is fixed, can you give me a workaround for this?
Affects version: 2.0.1. revision 1187295 (fresh source checked out today from
SVN)
was:
I've got a table row like that:
<TablePane.Row height="1*">
<Label text="Trig"
styles="{font:{bold:true},verticalAlignment:'center'}"/>
<ListButton bxml:id="triggerSource" listData="['Off','CH1','CH2']"
selectedItem="Off"/>
<ListButton bxml:id="triggerSlope" TablePane.columnSpan="2"
listData="['Up','Down']" selectedItem="Up"/>
<TablePane.Filler/>
<Label text="Holdoff"
styles="{verticalAlignment:'center',horizontalAlignment:'right'}"/>
...
</TablePane.Row>
The "triggerSlope" list button spans two columns. If you click the mouse on the
point that belongs to the first spanned column (the third column in this
example), the list expads and you can select an option. But if you click the
point that belongs to the second spanned column (the fourth column, i.e. this
column where the Filler is), there is no reaction. It seems that the mouse
click goes to the Filler instead of the component. This is especially nasty for
ListButtons, because their arrow is near the right edge, and this poses a
serious usability problem.
Until it is fixed, can you give me a workaround for this?
> Components spanning more than one column in the TablePane do not receive
> mouse events properly
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: PIVOT-808
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PIVOT-808
> Project: Pivot
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: wtk
> Affects Versions: 2.0.1
> Environment: Java 1.6.0. update 26 and 1.7.0 update 2 build 08
> OS: Windows 7 64-bit or Kubuntu 11.10
> Reporter: Piotr Kołaczkowski
> Labels: Filler, TablePane, TablePane.columnSpan, events
>
> I've got a table row like that:
> <TablePane.Row height="1*">
> <Label text="Trig"
> styles="{font:{bold:true},verticalAlignment:'center'}"/>
> <ListButton bxml:id="triggerSource"
> listData="['Off','CH1','CH2']" selectedItem="Off"/>
> <ListButton bxml:id="triggerSlope" TablePane.columnSpan="2"
> listData="['Up','Down']" selectedItem="Up"/>
> <TablePane.Filler/>
> <Label text="Holdoff"
> styles="{verticalAlignment:'center',horizontalAlignment:'right'}"/>
> ...
> </TablePane.Row>
> The "triggerSlope" list button spans two columns. If you click the mouse on
> the point that belongs to the first spanned column (the third column in this
> example), the list expads and you can select an option. But if you click the
> point that belongs to the second spanned column (the fourth column, i.e. this
> column where the Filler is), there is no reaction. It seems that the mouse
> click goes to the Filler instead of the component. This is especially nasty
> for ListButtons, because their arrow is near the right edge, and this poses a
> serious usability problem.
> Until it is fixed, can you give me a workaround for this?
> Affects version: 2.0.1. revision 1187295 (fresh source checked out today
> from SVN)
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