NAME
Term::Fabulous::Event::RowActivate - The user activated a row of a table
SYNOPSIS
$table->on( RowActivate => sub ($event) {
open_document( $event->row->{path} );
return;
} );DESCRIPTION
Term::Fabulous::Widget::Table fires RowActivate on itself when the user presses Enter on a row or double-clicks it: the action that opens or edits the row. Enter on a group header opens or closes the group instead. Enter pressed in a widget inside a cell (a button, a text field) and a double click on such a widget are left to that widget and fire no RowActivate.
It is a Clay::UI::Events::Event whose name is RowActivate; listen for it with $table->on( RowActivate => sub ($event) { ... } ). It bubbles to the table's ancestors like every event (see "Return values and bubbling" in Term::Fabulous::Manual::Events), and $event->target is the table.
CONSTRUCTOR
new
my $event = Term::Fabulous::Event::RowActivate->new( row_id => ..., row => ... );The table builds these events itself; build one yourself only to test your listeners. row is required. Unknown parameters die, and so do array and hash parameters of the wrong kind; they are copied.
METHODS
row_id
The id of the row.
row
A copy of the row's data (a new hash reference).
SEE ALSO
Term::Fabulous::Widget::Table, "EVENTS" in Term::Fabulous::Manual::Events, "Show a list of hashes in a table (sort, select, open a row)" in Term::Fabulous::Cookbook::Tables.