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angular2-virtual-scroll - npm Package Versions
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v0.4.14
- Fix regression 'TypeError: Cannot read property 'sumOfKnownWrapGroupChildWidths' of undefined'
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v0.4.13
- Support for dependency injection of some configuration properties
- New APIs: scrollToPosition, invalidateAllCachedMeasurements, invalidateCachedMeasurementForItem, invalidateCachedMeasurementAtIndex, viewPortInfo
- ScrollStartPosition, ScrollEndPosition, MaxScrollPosition properties added to ChangeEvent
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v0.4.12
- viewPortIndices.arrayStartIndex renamed to viewPortIndices.startIndex and viewPortIndices.arrayEndIndex renamed to viewPortIndices.endIndex
- Fix scrollbar measurements (horizontal/vertical calculations were backwards)
- After component is removed it reverts css overflow-x/overflow-y of parentScroll back to their original values.
- Previously, if scroll parent was resized it would automatically call Refresh. This still occurs, except if new size is 0.
- Breaking Change: The start and end values of the change/start/end events were including bufferAmount, which made them confusing. This has been corrected.
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v0.4.11
- Bug fix to items array modifications with "enableUnequalChildrenSizes" which caused non-modified items to have to be re-measured.
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v0.4.10
- Minor bug fixes.
- Prevent delay if scrollThrottlingTime is set to 0.
- Fix bug where children would not be re-measured if their original measurement was 0 (due to elements still initializing)
- Add vs* prefix to event names to prevent conflicts with native DOM events, example: <virtual-scroller (vsChange)=""><input (change)="" /></virtual-scroller>
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v0.4.8
- Improvements to "enableUnequalChildrenSizes". Thanks to Pavel Kukushkin (kykint) for Pull-Request.
- Add scrollThrottlingTime parameter for performance reasons.
- Use style box-sizing: border-box on child elements of viewport to enable padding/border to be taken into account when calculating sizes.