Thanks, the reason for putting it on the layout is because useVirtualLayout
is not exposed as a public property on Spark Datagrid.
Your answer explains why I didn't see any performance difference, however,
isn't it still a bug for a layout not not respect height="100%" when
useVirtualLayout='true'
Piotr - the problem is with turning off the blinking after some period,
because at that later time, the renderer may be showing data belonging to a
DIFFERENT cell.
e.g. if you scroll the datagrid, the renderer will be recycled and will now
be attached to a completely different cell.
Alternativel
Are there please any screenshot of flatspark available,
besides https://github.com/akamud/FlatSpark ?
On Wed, Jan 7, 2015 at 3:05 AM, Justin Mclean wrote:
> The RELEASE_NOTES link I posted before was to the very latest in the develop
> branch which hasn't been released yet. That way you could se
thanks for the input it really helped! I'm including a simplified version
snippet of my code, it may help someone...
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Hi David,
I think you should override property "data" in your renderer and manipulate
there blinking state.
Property "data" is refreshing every time when something is change in your
dataProvider collection.
Piotr
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Evyatar - you get the gold medal.
If I cache the last row index and last col index, then check that these
haven't changed, then it seems to work, I can scroll without it causing the
recycled itemrenderers to trigger (azeh yofie).
Here is what I have (I wish I knew why it works):
http://ns.adobe
Thanks, but not sure what you mean.
This is the logic that change the background:
if (labelDisplay.uid == lastUID) {
if (lastText != labelDisplay.text) {
needBlink = true;
Perhaps you should perform the animation logic based on a combination of -
1. Data unique identifier didn't change.
2. Relevant data property did change.
Currently it sounds like any data change triggers the logic and since the
item-renderers are being recycled it behaves this way (set data functi
Figured out the first one:
grid.ensureCellIsVisible(row, col)
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2 questions regarding Spark Datagrid:
1) is there an equivalent of the MX Datagrid's horizontalScrollPosition?
i.e: is there a way to manually set the visible column?
2) what's the best way to tell if a spark datagrid is currently scrolling?
Thanks
David
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Alex, I got it working with Spark Datagrid, sort of.
The cells blink, just like in the animation version (#2 above).
Additionally, it certainly seems way less resource intensive.
The problem (just like #2 above), is that all the cells change color when
they are first brought into view.
I'm not su
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