I've set my table resize policy to UNCONSTRAINED. I then very
carefully setup my ColumnDefinitions to have the right preferred size
(because the user may have previously resized the columns, and I need
to honor that size).
What I've noticed, though, is that "out-of-the-box", my columns are
*always* 80px wide (which seems to correspond to
FixedWidthGrid.DEFAULT_COLUMN_WIDTH.
It seems to me (and please...correct me if I'm misusing/abusing the
PagingScrollTable) that when I set the table definition, it should be
setting the column widths to their preferred size, rather than
allowing the default size to kick in.
FWIW, my work-around is to override setTableDefinition() as follows:
@Override
public void setTableDefinition(
TableDefinition<RowType> tableDefinition
) {
super.setTableDefinition( tableDefinition );
refreshVisibleColumnDefinitions();
List<ColumnDefinition<RowType, ?>> columns =
getVisibleColumnDefinitions();
for ( int index = 0, numCols = columns.size(); index < numCols;
index++ ) {
setColumnWidth( index, columns.get
( index ).getPreferredColumnWidth() );
}
}
Would problems be caused if this behavior was in the base class? (My
goal is to have the PagingScrollTable "just work". I'll be the first
to admit that what I consider "just working" may not work for
others...)
thanks,
jay
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