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This virtual list is a remarkably concise code for what it does. Thanks, RIch.
I started using it in a test app in which I am showing database content. I hit a little problem when my data is altered (from a push from another editor) and the update gives a rather strange result.
I think it is rooted in the few lines of code in the {#each visible as row (row.index)} block. The id for each item is simply the row.index.
The example has a key variable to the data. Could it, or another data (id ?) in the array serve as a unique id for each object's rendering ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
looks like the virtual-list doesn't get that much attention right now. Have you been able to fix the strange result? Otherwise it would be nice to have a little repl, so others can get a look on that issue 🙂
This virtual list is a remarkably concise code for what it does. Thanks, RIch.
I started using it in a test app in which I am showing database content. I hit a little problem when my data is altered (from a push from another editor) and the update gives a rather strange result.
I think it is rooted in the few lines of code in the
{#each visible as row (row.index)}
block. The id for each item is simply therow.index
.The example has a
key
variable to the data. Could it, or another data (id
?) in the array serve as a unique id for each object's rendering ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: