| Re: [nebula-dev] Friends of NatTable |
Hi,Thanks for your reply! That great!haha ok, forget bout flat L&FOn Tue, May 21, 2013 at 9:21 PM, Dirk Fauth <dirk.fauth@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Greez,4. Definitely yes! Look at the AutomaticRowHeightExample in the examples for 1.0.0 when it will be released. It looks like a log view with different row heights.3. As far as scrolling is concerned, currently cells that contain other controls are causing issues. We are working on that, but for 1.0.0 it won't work correctly.2. I don't understand what you mean with flat L&FHi,1. NatTable is custom painted and the styling is configurable. It is only the default style that looks ... well ... special. You can configure the styling to match almost every skin. So we already support OS skin, but it is not included by default. Mostly the issues are the column headers.
sorry for the delay in answering. Too much on my plate at the moment. So here are the answers in short:
DirkOn Thu, May 16, 2013 at 6:41 PM, Ivan Ooi <olibralo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi,Currently we still using SWT Grid. as our app too integrated with Grid. so, a bit hard for us to switch over. BUT we are watching NatTable.Few questions.1) Any plan to support OS skin ?2) Hobout flat L&F ?3) Row contain another composite and this composite contain lot controls ? will this slow down ?4) Dynamic row height ? Each row contain their own height depend on data.ThanksCan't wait for 1.0 :-)On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 5:18 AM, Wim Jongman <wim.jongman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Dirk and Edwin,Congratulations with your upcoming release. Here is a screenshot of our latest product running the NatTable.Thanks for the great tool and keep up the good work!Regards,WimOn Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 5:05 PM, Edwin Park <esp1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:_______________________________________________Hello everybody,
We are currently working hard on the NatTable 1.0.0 release. This is a big step for us. With this release NatTable will be coming out of incubation, will sport a lot of new features and bugfixes, will finally have an update site to make it easier to consume, and will have much improved documentation.
One other thing we would love to do along with the 1.0.0 release is to ask you, our community: Who is using NatTable and how? Knowing more about who our users are, the domains you are in, the needs you have, and how you have been able to apply NatTable to address them, really helps motivate us and direct us in how to move NatTable forward. We think it would also be useful for you to see how other people are using NatTable, and will give useful context for folks who may be deciding to use NatTable or get involved in its development.
So to that end we’d like to put together a “Friends of NatTable” page to be published on the NatTable web site. If you use NatTable, are happy with it and want to share your experience, please let us know by replying to the forum post on this topic[1], writing an email to the NatTable mailing list[2], or emailing one of us[3]. Send us whatever information you feel comfortable sharing. It could be just your company name or the name of your product/project (if you have a link/logo you’d like to include that would be great), or a short blurb about your experience with NatTable, or maybe a screenshot of NatTable in your application. Anything you’d be willing to share will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Edwin and Dirk
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