fix: divider of CanvasDivider position error#1233
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WalkthroughThis pull request makes two focused changes in the canvas container project. In CanvasDivider.vue, several state properties are altered from numeric to string types, affecting how style values are applied. In container.ts, the Changes
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packages/canvas/container/src/components/CanvasDivider.vue (1)
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PR: opentiny/tiny-engine#1226
File: packages/canvas/container/src/components/CanvasDivider.vue:184-185
Timestamp: 2025-03-20T06:35:04.971Z
Learning: The CSS bug in packages/canvas/container/src/components/CanvasDivider.vue where verLeft already includes "px" but is being appended again in the style object will be fixed in a future update, as confirmed by gene9831.
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packages/canvas/container/src/container.ts (3)
393-393: Good defensive programming with default parameterAdding a default empty object for the
optionsparameter prevents potential errors when the function is called without passing the options argument.
396-397: Improved schema handling logicThe refactored code provides better fallback logic for retrieving the schema, ensuring the function works correctly even when schema isn't provided in the options.
401-401: Simplified componentName extractionDirectly accessing
schema?.componentNamesimplifies the code and makes it more readable while maintaining the same functionality.packages/canvas/container/src/components/CanvasDivider.vue (1)
228-230:Details
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Verify CSS v-bind behavior with string variables
Ensure that the v-bind in the CSS rules works correctly with the state variables now being empty strings initially. The change from numbers to strings in the reactive state shouldn't affect the v-bind functionality, but it's good to verify.
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#!/bin/bash # Verify if there are other instances of v-bind with similar pattern in the codebase rg "v-bind\('state\..*'\)" -g "*.vue"Length of output: 1261
Review Approval: CSS v-bind Usage Verified
The search confirms that the v-bind pattern is consistently used across similar Vue components. In particular, the usage of v-bind with state properties—even when these state variables initialize as empty strings—is uniform (e.g., with 'state.top', 'state.left', 'state.verTop', etc.). This consistency supports that changing from numbers to strings in the reactive state should not break the CSS binding behavior. Please still ensure through runtime checks that the empty string values render as expected in the UI.
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画布行列容器,鼠标悬停剪刀图标时,分割线不显示
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画布行列容器,鼠标悬停剪刀图标时,分割线显示
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These improvements contribute to a more robust and reliable user experience with consistent visual rendering and stable interactions.