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First of all, for lists, that is, LazyColumn (LazyRow), which can be limited in height and at the same time have a bunch of elements inside that scroll
Now drawBehind is used to create a Table and manually calculate the dimensions, and this is also done without Composable functions. Link
It seems like a difficult task
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LazyColumn was made in Glance, while the implementation does not contain a lot of code, but I didn't understand how it works. At least it is implemented without an SubcomposeLayout.
First of all, for lists, that is,
LazyColumn
(LazyRow
), which can be limited in height and at the same time have a bunch of elements inside that scrollNow
drawBehind
is used to create aTable
and manually calculate the dimensions, and this is also done withoutComposable
functions. LinkIt seems like a difficult task
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: