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Description
Grid with item details opened- after item deleting and grid refreshing the attribute 'details-opened' stays in a row, that is, in the item that was below the deleted one, even if I call setDetailsVisible(item, false) before deleting an item and doing refreshAll() on the grid.
I add a style for grid row which has item details opened to show what I'm talking about:
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Originally I thought it was just my code. But when I remove the usage of useEffect - it works fine (the grid displays as expected).
I was also able to reproduce this in codesandbox.
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It would be cool if we can add more guides to the guide list in the docs. Currently, there's only the striped-rows guide. From an initial thought, here are some potential guides we can add:
- Using Custom Components
- Using Custom Components by Cells (Based on cell data)
- Fixed/explicit row height
- Row height based on sampleRowIndex and sampleData
- Change row height
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Add a terminal UI for Luckysheet, probably using blessed library: https://github.com/chjj/blessed (if your API is in nodeJS; works, but frozen), or https://github.com/jquast/blessed (if your API can be bound to Python; works, and is actively maintained), or use mighty old ncurses (in C; for the bold...). This would of course use the existing Lu