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    • Enhanced table interactions: After resizing, the header, body, and footer now stay aligned for a smoother, more consistent scrolling experience.
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The changes modify the documentOnmouseup function in the header file by converting the $table.recalculate() method into an asynchronous call. After the recalculation promise resolves, the code synchronizes the horizontal scroll position of the header with the table body and footer. Conditional checks ensure that the required elements exist before setting their scroll positions.

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packages/.../header.ts Converted the $table.recalculate() call in documentOnmouseup to be asynchronous; added element existence checks and synchronized scroll positions for header, body, and footer

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    participant U as User
    participant H as documentOnmouseup Handler
    participant T as $table.recalculate()
    participant Header as Header element
    participant Body as Body element
    participant Footer as Footer element

    U->>H: Mouseup event
    H->>T: Call recalculate() asynchronously
    T-->>H: Recalculation complete
    H->>Header: Check for existence
    H->>Body: Set scrollLeft = Header.scrollLeft (if exists)
    H->>Footer: Set scrollLeft = Header.scrollLeft (if exists)
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This pull request addresses an issue with the grid component where the scrollLeft property was not correctly synchronized after a header drag resize. The fix involves updating the scrollLeft of the table body and footer to match the header after recalculating the layout.

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packages/vue/src/grid/src/header/src/header.ts Modified the recalculate method to ensure scrollLeft synchronization between the header, body, and footer after a drag resize.

return
}
if (bodyElm) {
bodyElm.scrollLeft = headerElm.scrollLeft

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Ensure that bodyElm and footerElm are not null before accessing scrollLeft. This prevents potential runtime errors if these elements are not present.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
packages/vue/src/grid/src/header/src/header.ts (1)

414-439: Good implementation of async recalculation and scroll synchronization.

The asynchronous handling of the recalculation process is a solid approach that ensures proper synchronization of scrollLeft between header, body, and footer elements after resizing. The code correctly uses optional chaining and conditionals to safely access elements before setting their scrollLeft values.

One suggestion:

Consider adding error handling for the Promise rejection case:

  $table.recalculate().then(() => {
    // Implementation details...
+  })
+  .catch((error) => {
+    console.error('Failed to recalculate table dimensions:', error)
  })
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@zzcr zzcr merged commit d4f213c into dev Mar 10, 2025
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