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Description
🙋 Feature Request
Been looking through the FluentMultiSplitter
code, trying to manually control the sizes of all of the panes myself. This means that I'm needing to cancel the events and control it manually, as if I don't cancel the events, the SizeRuntime
field blocks me from manually passing in any value in the future (so I can never manually change it again).
I've noticed that in the code, if the OnResize
event args are cancel
-ed, we don't create the event for the paneNext
event, as we do the cancel check before the paneNextIndex
check. https://github.com/microsoft/fluentui-blazor/blob/dev/src/Core/Components/Splitter/FluentMultiSplitter.razor.cs#L160
Is this intentional? It's a pain as I basically want to be able to manually set the sizes myself (so I need to cancel), but I need to also know how the "other" pane size has changed too.
Alternatively (and possibly easier) I need to be able to explicitly set the height of a pane even if it's been resized, as I know once we resize using the dragger for the first time we can no longer pass in an explicit height due to SizeRuntime
.
🤔 Expected Behavior
Some way to either:
- Get the
PaneNext
new size info via an event ofFluentMultiSplitterResizeEventArgs
even when the event has been cancelled (may be harder). - Explicitly set the size of a pane programmatically, overriding
SizeRuntime
so that we don't need to cancel the events to manually control the size of the panes.
😯 Current Behavior
Currently, there is no way to both of these:
- Use the current resize behaviour where dragging the splitter to adjust the size of the current and next pane at the same time.
- Manually adjust the size of a pane programmatically.