Open MarkBrazier opened 10 years ago
By the look of it, if it doesn't have a name set it doesn't have the "name" key on that entry.
UIWindow: rect{blah} UINavigationBar: name:Tag History rect:{blah}
This might actually make it easier to highlight missing attributes since if an entry doesn't have a "name" key then we can highlight an entry in red immediately
I think the issue is that were not showing anything because there isn't anything to show and rect is the next word in the string. Maybe we should have a clearer seperator between the elements values.
On 16 June 2014 02:42, Jack Rostron notifications@github.com wrote:
By the look of it, if it doesn't have a name set it doesn't have the "name" key on that entry.
UIWindow: rect{blah} UINavigationBar: name:Tag History rect:{blah}
This might actually make it easier to highlight missing attributes since if an entry doesn't have a "name" key then we can highlight an entry in red immediately
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So if we add columns to the listTree - something like this
As long as the table header doesn't scroll I think thats a good solution. Although we will still need a way to show indents which might not work in a table.
On 16 June 2014 22:23, Jack Rostron notifications@github.com wrote:
So if we add columns to the listTree - something like this http://www.noodlesoft.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/row-spanning-table.png
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Might need a play to get it looking right with the collapsing/expanding but the header should remain static
Where an element has a value of 'null' it is shown as 'rect' in the output. See the attached screenshot for examples. Please correct this.