Hi Jérôme,
2008/8/16 Jerome Laheurte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi, Frank. I was implementing the 'Notes column' in the task viewer
> when, after seeing some strange behaviour, I realized that in
> itemctrl.py, columns are actually identified using their header
> instead of name (see for instance Column.__eq__).
>
> Is there a good reason for that ? Obviously, when two columns have the
> same header (say, 'Notes' and 'Attachments' having header ''), strange
> things happen...
I have been looking into this as well a couple of days ago. I changed
Column.__eq__ to use column.name() instead of column.header(), but I
kept running in different kinds of problems and didn't commit those
changes. For example, in
_BaseCtrlWithColumns._getColumnIndex(columnHeader) looks up the column
index by using the column header. That won't work either when having
two columns with the same header (''). _CtrlWithHideableColumns
overrides _getColumnIndex, so that one needs to be changed too. So,
it's not a one line change. On the other hand, it doesn't look too
difficult to make _getColumnIndex use column.name() instead of
column.header(), so please go ahead.
Cheers, Frank
