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packages/table-module/src/module/parse-elem-html.ts (2)
136-136: Mismatch in code comment for default widthThe inline comment says “获取 width，默认为 180” but the code uses
|| '90'as the default. Update the comment to reflect the correct default of 90.- // 获取 width，默认为 180 + // 获取 width，默认为 90
145-148: Handle potentialNaNcolumn widths from colgroupHere,
parseInt(col.getAttribute('width'), 10)can yieldNaNif the attribute is not present or not a valid number. Consider providing a fallback (e.g., 90) to avoid silently insertingNaNintocolumnWidths.-return parseInt(col.getAttribute('width'), 10) +return parseInt(col.getAttribute('width') || '90', 10)
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packages/table-module/src/module/parse-elem-html.ts (1)
131-141: Question the assignment of columnWidths[0] within the loop
Within the forEach(td => ...) block, each td sets columnWidths[0] = width, which continuously overwrites the same index. This could lead to unexpected values if there’s more than one td in the row. Consider pushing width for each iteration instead, or confirm it’s intentional that only the first column’s width is used while additional columns default to 90.
Proposed fix for a typical multi-cell scenario (i.e., pushing widths sequentially rather than always setting index 0):
- columnWidths[0] = width
- for (let i = 1; i < colSpan; i += 1) {
- columnWidths.push(90)
- }
+ columnWidths.push(width)
+ for (let i = 1; i < colSpan; i += 1) {
+ columnWidths.push(90)
+ }packages/table-module/src/module/column-resize.ts (1)
136-140: Verify handling of container resizing and multi-user scenarios
The new condition disallows column expansion if remainWidth + newWith exceeds the container width, forcing a fallback to cellWidthWhenMouseDown. This properly prevents oversizing beyond the container. However, if the container is dynamically resized after the mouse down or if multiple users (in real-time collaboration) change widths simultaneously, it might cause unexpected behaviors. Consider listening for container dimension changes in real time or re-checking the container size just before finalizing the new column width.
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