Hi Sergey,
While working with tables in RichEdit, I came across the following issue.
I was not able to reproduce it with a newly created table, so I attached an example RVF file.
Steps to reproduce:
Open the RichViewActionsTest demo.
Open the attached RVF file.
You should see a table.
Insert a new row.
Copy a complete row and paste it into a column.
After pasting, the column becomes extremely wide. This happens because of the pasted items.
Example with a new Created Table
Additionally, is there a proper way to duplicate a row?
If I select the entire row and try to paste, nothing happens.
If you need any more information, please let me know.
Kind regards
Tom
Duplicating Rows from Tables in Richview
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Sergey Tkachenko
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Re: Duplicating Rows from Tables in Richview
1. This table has a fixed height, 694 pixels (table.BestWidth = 694).
So, when you insert a wide item in the first column, the second column becomes very narrow, because the table width is not changed.
More natural resizing happens if you turn on automatic calculation of table width (table.BestWidth = 0). In the table properties dialog, select table width = "auto".
2. When you add a new row below or above the selection, it copies attributes of the current row.
Do you want to copy cells contents?
So, when you insert a wide item in the first column, the second column becomes very narrow, because the table width is not changed.
More natural resizing happens if you turn on automatic calculation of table width (table.BestWidth = 0). In the table properties dialog, select table width = "auto".
2. When you add a new row below or above the selection, it copies attributes of the current row.
Do you want to copy cells contents?