JavaScript Data GridCellCoords

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• Description
• Members
  • col
  • row
• Methods
  • assign
  • clone
  • isCell
  • isEqual
  • isHeader
  • isNorthEastOf
  • isNorthWestOf
  • isRtl
  • isSouthEastOf
  • isSouthWestOf
  • isValid
  • normalize
  • toObject

Description

The CellCoords class holds the coordinates (row, col) of a single cell.

It also contains methods for validating the coordinates and retrieving them as an object.

To import the CellCoords class:

import Handsontable, { CellCoords } from '/handsontable';

// or, using modules
import Handsontable, { CellCoords } from '/handsontable/base';

Members

col

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cellCoords.col : number

A visual column index.

row

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cellCoords.row : number

A visual row index.

Methods

assign

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cellCoords.assign(coords) ⇒ CellCoords

Assigns the coordinates from another CellCoords instance (or compatible literal object) to your CellCoords instance.

Param	Type	Description
coords	CellCoords Object	The CellCoords instance or compatible literal object.

clone

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cellCoords.clone() ⇒ CellCoords

Clones your CellCoords instance.

isCell

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cellCoords.isCell() ⇒ boolean

Checks if the coordinates point to the cells range. If all axis (row and col) point to the cell (positive value) then method returns true.

isEqual

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cellCoords.isEqual(coords) ⇒ boolean

Checks if another set of coordinates (coords) is equal to the coordinates in your CellCoords instance.

Param	Type	Description
coords	CellCoords	Coordinates to check.

isHeader

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cellCoords.isHeader() ⇒ boolean

Checks if the coordinates point to the headers range. If one of the axis (row or col) point to the header (negative value) then method returns true.

isNorthEastOf

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cellCoords.isNorthEastOf(testedCoords) ⇒ boolean

Checks if another set of coordinates (testedCoords) is north-east of the coordinates in your CellCoords instance.

Param	Type	Description
testedCoords	CellCoords	Coordinates to check.

isNorthWestOf

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cellCoords.isNorthWestOf(testedCoords) ⇒ boolean

Checks if another set of coordinates (testedCoords) is north-west of the coordinates in your CellCoords instance.

Param	Type	Description
testedCoords	CellCoords	Coordinates to check.

isRtl

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cellCoords.isRtl() ⇒ boolean

Checks if the coordinates runs in RTL mode.

isSouthEastOf

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cellCoords.isSouthEastOf(testedCoords) ⇒ boolean

Checks if another set of coordinates (testedCoords) is south-east of the coordinates in your CellCoords instance.

Param	Type	Description
testedCoords	CellCoords	Coordinates to check.

isSouthWestOf

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cellCoords.isSouthWestOf(testedCoords) ⇒ boolean

Checks if another set of coordinates (testedCoords) is south-west of the coordinates in your CellCoords instance.

Param	Type	Description
testedCoords	CellCoords	Coordinates to check.

isValid

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cellCoords.isValid([tableParams]) ⇒ boolean

Checks if the coordinates in your CellCoords instance are valid in the context of given table parameters.

The row index:

• Must be an integer.
• Must be higher than the number of column headers in the table.
• Must be lower than the total number of rows in the table.

The col index:

• Must be an integer.
• Must be higher than the number of row headers in the table.
• Must be lower than the total number of columns in the table.

Param	Type	Default	Description
[tableParams]	object		optional An object with a defined table size.
[tableParams.countRows]	number	0	optional The total number of rows.
[tableParams.countCols]	number	0	optional The total number of columns.
[tableParams.countRowHeaders]	number	0	optional A number of row headers.
[tableParams.countColHeaders]	number	0	optional A number of column headers.

Returns: boolean - true: The coordinates are valid.

normalize

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cellCoords.normalize() ⇒ CellCoords

Normalizes the coordinates in your CellCoords instance to the nearest valid position.

Coordinates that point to headers (negative values) are normalized to 0.

toObject

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cellCoords.toObject() ⇒ Object

Converts your CellCoords instance into an object literal with row and col properties.

Returns: Object - An object literal with row and col properties.