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Ext.data.JsonP.Ext_grid_PivotGridView({"alternateClassNames":[],"aliases":{},"enum":null,"parentMixins":[],"tagname":"class","subclasses":[],"extends":"Ext.grid.GridView","uses":[],"html":"<div><pre class=\"hierarchy\"><h4>Hierarchy</h4><div class='s...
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{
items: [
{header: 'London', colspan: 2},
{header: 'Cambridge', colspan: 3},
{header: 'Palo Alto', colspan: 3}
]
}
]
</code></pre>
* In the example above we have cities nested under countries. The nesting could be deeper if desired - e.g. Continent -> Country ->
* State -> City, or any other structure. The only constaint is that the same depth must be used throughout the structure.
* @return {Array} A tree structure containing the headers to be rendered. Must include the colspan property at each level, which should
* be the sum of all child nodes beneath this node.
*/
getColumnHeaders: function() {
return this.grid.topAxis.buildHeaders();;
},
<span id='Ext-grid-PivotGridView-method-getRowHeaders'> /**
</span> * Returns the headers to be rendered on the left of the grid. Should be a 2-dimensional array, where each item specifies the number
* of rows it groups. In the example below we have 5 city groups, which are each part of a continent supergroup. The rowspan for each
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width: 50,
items: [
{header: 'London', rowspan: 2},
{header: 'Cambridge', rowspan: 3},
{header: 'Palo Alto', rowspan: 3}
]
}
]
</code></pre>
* In the example above we have cities nested under countries. The nesting could be deeper if desired - e.g. Continent -> Country ->
* State -> City, or any other structure. The only constaint is that the same depth must be used throughout the structure.
* @return {Array} A tree structure containing the headers to be rendered. Must include the colspan property at each level, which should
* be the sum of all child nodes beneath this node.
* Each group may specify the width it should be rendered with.
* @return {Array} The row groups
*/
getRowHeaders: function() {
return this.grid.leftAxis.buildHeaders();
},
<span id='Ext-grid-PivotGridView-method-renderRows'> /**
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{
items: [
{header: 'London', colspan: 2},
{header: 'Cambridge', colspan: 3},
{header: 'Palo Alto', colspan: 3}
]
}
]
</code></pre>
* In the example above we have cities nested under countries. The nesting could be deeper if desired - e.g. Continent -> Country ->
* State -> City, or any other structure. The only constaint is that the same depth must be used throughout the structure.
* @return {Array} A tree structure containing the headers to be rendered. Must include the colspan property at each level, which should
* be the sum of all child nodes beneath this node.
*/
getColumnHeaders: function() {
return this.grid.topAxis.buildHeaders();;
},
/**
* Returns the headers to be rendered on the left of the grid. Should be a 2-dimensional array, where each item specifies the number
* of rows it groups. In the example below we have 5 city groups, which are each part of a continent supergroup. The rowspan for each
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width: 50,
items: [
{header: 'London', rowspan: 2},
{header: 'Cambridge', rowspan: 3},
{header: 'Palo Alto', rowspan: 3}
]
}
]
</code></pre>
* In the example above we have cities nested under countries. The nesting could be deeper if desired - e.g. Continent -> Country ->
* State -> City, or any other structure. The only constaint is that the same depth must be used throughout the structure.
* @return {Array} A tree structure containing the headers to be rendered. Must include the colspan property at each level, which should
* be the sum of all child nodes beneath this node.
* Each group may specify the width it should be rendered with.
* @return {Array} The row groups
*/
getRowHeaders: function() {
return this.grid.leftAxis.buildHeaders();
},
/**
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{
items: [
{header: 'London', colspan: 2},
{header: 'Cambridge', colspan: 3},
{header: 'Palo Alto', colspan: 3}
]
}
]
</code></pre>
* In the example above we have cities nested under countries. The nesting could be deeper if desired - e.g. Continent -> Country ->
* State -> City, or any other structure. The only constaint is that the same depth must be used throughout the structure.
* @return {Array} A tree structure containing the headers to be rendered. Must include the colspan property at each level, which should
* be the sum of all child nodes beneath this node.
*/
getColumnHeaders: function() {
return this.grid.topAxis.buildHeaders();;
},
/**
* Returns the headers to be rendered on the left of the grid. Should be a 2-dimensional array, where each item specifies the number
* of rows it groups. In the example below we have 5 city groups, which are each part of a continent supergroup. The rowspan for each
share/pkgs/pkg-grid-foundation-debug.js view on Meta::CPAN
width: 50,
items: [
{header: 'London', rowspan: 2},
{header: 'Cambridge', rowspan: 3},
{header: 'Palo Alto', rowspan: 3}
]
}
]
</code></pre>
* In the example above we have cities nested under countries. The nesting could be deeper if desired - e.g. Continent -> Country ->
* State -> City, or any other structure. The only constaint is that the same depth must be used throughout the structure.
* @return {Array} A tree structure containing the headers to be rendered. Must include the colspan property at each level, which should
* be the sum of all child nodes beneath this node.
* Each group may specify the width it should be rendered with.
* @return {Array} The row groups
*/
getRowHeaders: function() {
return this.grid.leftAxis.buildHeaders();
},
/**
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{
items: [
{header: 'London', colspan: 2},
{header: 'Cambridge', colspan: 3},
{header: 'Palo Alto', colspan: 3}
]
}
]
</code></pre>
* In the example above we have cities nested under countries. The nesting could be deeper if desired - e.g. Continent -> Country ->
* State -> City, or any other structure. The only constaint is that the same depth must be used throughout the structure.
* @return {Array} A tree structure containing the headers to be rendered. Must include the colspan property at each level, which should
* be the sum of all child nodes beneath this node.
*/
getColumnHeaders: function() {
return this.grid.topAxis.buildHeaders();;
},
/**
* Returns the headers to be rendered on the left of the grid. Should be a 2-dimensional array, where each item specifies the number
* of rows it groups. In the example below we have 5 city groups, which are each part of a continent supergroup. The rowspan for each
share/src/widgets/grid/PivotGridView.js view on Meta::CPAN
width: 50,
items: [
{header: 'London', rowspan: 2},
{header: 'Cambridge', rowspan: 3},
{header: 'Palo Alto', rowspan: 3}
]
}
]
</code></pre>
* In the example above we have cities nested under countries. The nesting could be deeper if desired - e.g. Continent -> Country ->
* State -> City, or any other structure. The only constaint is that the same depth must be used throughout the structure.
* @return {Array} A tree structure containing the headers to be rendered. Must include the colspan property at each level, which should
* be the sum of all child nodes beneath this node.
* Each group may specify the width it should be rendered with.
* @return {Array} The row groups
*/
getRowHeaders: function() {
return this.grid.leftAxis.buildHeaders();
},
/**
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