The theme gave each cell 32 pixels of height, which fits about seven
contacts in the window. A row is now as tall as its text and one pixel
either side, so about fifteen fit.
Editing a cell:
- the columns bind one way, and the value is written back when the edit
is taken, on Enter or a click elsewhere. A two-way binding wrote on
every key press, which took the edit as the first character was typed
and closed the box.
- Enter on the current cell opens the box. The handler runs before the
grid's own, which reads Enter as "move down a line".
- Left, Right, Home and End stay in the box. The grid read a key the box
left alone as "go to the next cell", and the box leaves a key alone
when the caret cannot move; End also landed at the start of the text.
- the box takes the height and the left inset of the text it covers, so
nothing moves as it opens.
An edit no longer rebuilds the list. The lines on screen are given the
contact again, so the view stays where the operator put it instead of
jumping to the top and back.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0157i7PiZyqBkquxS9A6FTdQ
The log showed the contest's columns and nothing else, with the country,
points and multiplier columns fixed in the XAML. LogColumns now holds every
field the log can show and the settings file keeps the names, left to right.
A right click on a header adds or removes a column and offers the contest's
own set back, a header can be dragged to move its column, and a click sorts
on it. Sorting uses the field, not the text of the cell, so 9,000 kHz comes
before 14,000 and the serial numbers do not run 1, 10, 2. Both grids get the
same columns, so a value in the pane below sits under the column it belongs
to. Removing the last column is refused, otherwise nothing could be selected.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015NZkFxHde1iifAQemFTHxf
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