[0.17.76] gui table ignores colum count if it has fewer elements than columns

[eradicator]

Example Snippet:

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/c game.player.gui.screen.clear()
--[[a]]
local s = game.player.gui.screen.add{type='frame',caption='3 col, 2 elm'}.add{type='table',column_count=3}
s.style.width = 1000
for i=1,2 do s.add{type='frame',caption='test'} end
--[[b]]
local s = game.player.gui.screen.add{type='frame',caption='2 col, 2 elm'}.add{type='table',column_count=2}
s.style.width = 1000
for i=1,2 do s.add{type='frame',caption='test'} end
--[[c]]
local s = game.player.gui.screen.add{type='frame',caption='3 col, 3 elm'}.add{type='table',column_count=3}
s.style.width = 1000
for i=1,3 do s.add{type='frame',caption='test'} end

Example Picture:

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This breaks formatting for tables with dynamic content:

alignmentfail.png (82.81 KiB) Viewed 804 times

[Klonan]

That's just how it works

[eradicator]

Yea...as expected. Broken by design. So not a bug *sigh*. Time to start inserting dummy flows...
It was worth a try.

[eradicator]

Move this to modding help if you want, but i don't get it. I tried using a custom style (the element frames are 50*8=400 wide):

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This.styles['er:recipe-finder-item-table'] = {
  type = 'table_style',
  column_widths = { --still needs dummy padding elements and breaks even worth without
    { column = 1, minimal_width = 49*8, maximal_width = 51*8, },
    { column = 2, minimal_width = 49*8, maximal_width = 51*8, },
    { column = 3, minimal_width = 49*8, maximal_width = 51*8, },
    },
  }

But if the table only has two elements it still oversizes column 1+2:

with_only_two_elements.png (173.76 KiB) Viewed 772 times

Only if i put in an empty-widget into the third colum does it look (almost) right:

with_empty_widget.png (96.6 KiB) Viewed 772 times