Seems that the Qt grid control starts misbehaving when there are more than approx. 100 million rows which isn't surprising. This is a workaround that caps the number of rows until we work out a better solution.
When the user clicks on a pixel greater that 100million its value is printed to stdout rather that highlighting and scrolling to that row (because it won't exist).
This is a stopgap until we come up with a better solution for very large tables.
Seems that the Qt grid control starts misbehaving when there are more than approx. 100 million rows which isn't surprising. This is a workaround that caps the number of rows until we work out a better solution.
When the user clicks on a pixel greater that 100million its value is printed to stdout rather that highlighting and scrolling to that row (because it won't exist).
This is a stopgap until we come up with a better solution for very large tables.
cc: @petescarth