Fix table editing redraw code on all platforms.#507
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Fix table editing redraw code on all platforms.#507szanni wants to merge 2 commits intoandlabs:masterfrom
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This fixes bugs on all platforms not calling uiTableModelRowChanged() when setting a new value in edit mode. This is now automatically done in uiprivTableModelSetValue() so that ALL uiTable views are informed about the update. Darwin and windows did some custom redrawing which hid this bug. Unix does frequent unrelated redraw which hide the bug. It can often be experienced when double clicking a checkbox.
We are changing the value, update the row! There are several uses for setting NULL values, IMO all abusing the API for different causes. Fix those API abuses instead: - This will cause one unneeded redraw when clicking on table column buttons as they signal a click through setting NULL. Possibly use a dedicated callback handler for that instead? - This will fix resetting colors to default, as this is signaled through a NULL value.
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OK, I updated the PR removing the early abort to not trigger an IMO we should call a |
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The SetCellValue() when clicking a checkbox within a uiTable is never called. The UI happiliy updates suggesting the value has been set - which is not actually the case. The checkbox not redrawing with the actual check box value from the model is another related issue, see andlabs#507.
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The SetCellValue() when clicking a checkbox within a uiTable is never called. The UI happiliy updates suggesting the value has been set - which is not actually the case. The checkbox not redrawing with the actual check box value from the model is another related issue, see andlabs#507.
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The SetCellValue() when clicking a checkbox within a uiTable is never called. The UI happiliy updates suggesting the value has been set - which is not actually the case. The checkbox not redrawing with the actual check box value from the model is another related issue, see andlabs#507.
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Pretty much all information in the commit message. No
uiTableModelRowChanged was emitted on any of the changes when
editing cells in uiTable:
This fixes bugs on all platforms not calling uiTableModelRowChanged()
when setting a new value in edit mode. This is now automatically
done in uiprivTableModelSetValue() so that ALL uiTable views are
informed about the update.
Darwin and windows did some custom redrawing which hid this bug.
Unix does frequent unrelated redraw which hide the bug. It can often
be experienced when double clicking a checkbox.