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If we have a table backed by a TableContent that provides just enough rows for the table's visible dimensions, is there a way to detect when an attempt is made to navigate to an off-screen row? It doesn't seem like the SetSelectionChangedFunc receives any events in such a case.
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I just discovered #248 and the opening post is describing my exact use case. I am working on a log file explorer that will "index" the logs into an sqlite database. Various features will require getting new rows to display in the view. Doing this in memory is fine for the basic use, but I have seen some very large log files that this tool will be intended to work with (as in 3+ GiB). So at some point I'm going to need to window the data.
For what it's worth, I'm already making use of TableContent to facilitate presenting the data.
If we have a table backed by a
TableContent
that provides just enough rows for the table's visible dimensions, is there a way to detect when an attempt is made to navigate to an off-screen row? It doesn't seem like theSetSelectionChangedFunc
receives any events in such a case.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: