Hi John,
That sounds good! I'll derive from q.u.l.Grid and add a property master
which holds the master grid instance. A method should walk through the
master grid cell dimensions and replicate those dimension to the slave.
The slave should attach event listeners for appear and resize to be abl
That’s a tough one to do easily I think; all the key details are private fields
in q.u.l.Grid. It should be easy to hack something together though if the
grids are also going to have an identical number of rows and columns.
I’d copy the entire class, make the private fields public, and create
Hello all!
I'm currently searching for a possibility to have two different grid
layouts (each set o a different composite container) where the row
heights of one grid (slave grid) are adapted to the row heights of
another grid (master grid).
As every row can contain different widgets with diff
