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Feature/filtering #9
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looks cool! |
@TomWeps do you have a release I can test with your feature? |
@TomWeps your grep-style filtering feature is really useful! I've now added some dev docs to my repo, incluiding how to build the code, a changelog and the features I'm working right now |
hi Tom I'm already able to trigger my own new function inside cmdr.WpfControls.CustomDataGrid, but I'm stuck on how to find the textboxes to call clear() on them Can you please give me a pointer on how to do this? |
Hi @pestrela , I do not remember well the source code. When I have time I will take a look. Could you please descirbe little bit more, what you are trying to achive ? Single button, which will clear all fiters ? |
Hi Tom, I was struggling to find the Textboxes starting from the CustomDataGrid. But there were too many objects/references etc. I've now recoded this with a dictionary to avoid memory leaks. |
You can track the changlog in this link. For example I just finished support for the new TP3 commands. Feel free to join this effort. I will be working with CMDR this holiday season, trying to remove my major pain points. |
I noticed, when mapping grows then it is harder to work on the mappings.
I added row filtering ( simplified excel kind), which allows to focus only on some groups of records. This feature is not perfect (how it looks etc ), nonetheless, it significantly improved my work. If I have more time, perhaps I'll try to improve it later.