## Break Change
- The `width`, `border_width` method has been removed from Sidebar, use
`Styled` trait to use `w`, `border` method from GPUI instead.
```diff
Sidebar::left()
- .width(relative(1.))
- .border_width(px(0.))
+ .w(relative(1.))
+ .border_0()
.collapsed(false)
```
This makes use of the `IconNamed` trait and a blanked implementation to
convert anything that implements this to an `Icon`.
This allows for easily defined custom versions of `IconName`, while
minimally changing existing code (essentially only if you previously
made use of the `.path()` method on the `IconName` enum; this now
requires an import of the `IconNamed` trait).
# Example
```rust
use gpui_component::IconNamed;
pub enum IconName {
Encounters,
Monsters,
Spells,
}
impl IconNamed for IconName {
fn path(self) -> gpui::SharedString {
match self {
IconName::Encounters => "icons/encounters.svg",
IconName::Monsters => "icons/monsters.svg",
IconName::Spells => "icons/spells.svg",
}
.into()
}
}
// this allows for the following interactions (works with anything that has the `.icon(icon)` method
Button::new("my-button").icon(IconName::Spells);
Icon::new(IconName::Monsters);
```
If you want to directly "render" a custom `IconName` you must implement
the `RenderOnce` trait and derive `IntoElement` on the `IconName`.
```rust
use gpui::{IntoElement, RenderOnce};
use gpui_component::IconNamed;
#[derive(IntoElement)]
pub enum IconName {
// The same as before
}
impl IconNamed for IconName {
// The same as before
}
impl RenderOnce for IconName {
fn render(self, _: &mut gpui::Window, _: &mut gpui::App) -> impl gpui::IntoElement {
gpui_component::Icon::empty().path(self.path())
}
}
// this allows for the following interaction
div()
.child(IconName::Monsters)
```
Overall I think is an improvement to the existing way to do custom
`IconName` implementations.
I am unsure if this change should also be reflected in the documentation
on the section with "Icons & Assets", though I personally think it would
make sense to highlight this way to do custom versions of `IconName` as
it is considerably less involved than the current approach.
Closes#1627.
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Co-authored-by: Jason Lee <huacnlee@gmail.com>
Fixes#1410
## Problem
The `display_title` prop was overriding the default way dropdown option
titles are displayed, causing incorrect rendering of option titles.
**Expected behavior:**
<img width="716" height="944" alt="Expected dropdown display"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/38926731-32dd-4a16-9d08-7f2eed2c99a4"
/>
**Actual behavior:**
<img width="580" height="974" alt="image"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d96b935a-ce4d-462c-a9ce-4995f5c8eeb5"
/>
## Solution
- Revert the `display_title` change that was causing the issue
- Add a `render` function to allow custom rendering of option titles
instead
This approach provides more flexibility for customizing option display
while preserving the default behavior.
cc @stippi
Fix the issue where clicking a button inside a table row can't stop the
click event from propagating to the table, causing the `td` element to
be selected unexpectedly.
This is a follow up to #1560 I noticed a couple small issues with
resizable panels and their use in docks after experimenting a lot:
- Sometimes the resizable group would take about ~500ms to update after
a resize. This was caused by the `StackPanel` not getting notified and
therefore not redrawn when the `ResizableState` was notified, as well as
the notify in `adjust_to_container_size` not actually firing properly.
The latter was fixed by defering the notify, though I'm still not quite
sure why that is necessary.
- In a couple of places, the total size all the panel missmatches the
container size, causing small glitches the first time a panel is
resized. Update the code in those places to properly adjust all the
panel sizes so they match the container size.
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Co-authored-by: Jason Lee <huacnlee@gmail.com>
## Breaking changes
```diff
- Label::new()
+ PlotLabel::new()
- Axis::new()
+ PlotAxis::new()
```
This is to avoid naming conflicts with `gpui` and `gpui-component`.
