Research declaring complex object into the template as HTML
See original GitHub issueFor example:
<columns>
<column header-text=[some.prop] />
</columns>
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@dkamburov I guess the sample would be a little more complete if you include a button that changes the
headerText
localization dynamically upon a button click? We can also use such a scenario for the tests if we decide to pull this in. This means, however, that we should manually implement applicable hierarchical options for all widgets, which of course, will take some time. Grid is probably the one that will be used the most, so we can concentrate on features and columns first.@Beachovic is this what you were looking for?
@dkamburov I’m reminding that this should be tested. The column setter is done, so please test and make a pull request.