igniteui-react-grids
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Ignite UI React grid components.
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TypeScript
import * as React from 'react';
import { ColumnSortDirection } from "./ColumnSortDirection";
import { SortIndicatorStyle } from "./SortIndicatorStyle";
import { IgrSortIndicatorRenderCompletedEventArgs } from "./igr-sort-indicator-render-completed-event-args";
import { GridSortIndicator } from "./GridSortIndicator";
import { ContentChildrenManager } from "igniteui-react-core";
/**
* An advanced grid for displaying data.
*/
export declare class IgrDataGridSortIndicator<P extends IIgrDataGridSortIndicatorProps = IIgrDataGridSortIndicatorProps> extends React.Component<P, {}> {
protected createImplementation(): GridSortIndicator;
protected _implementation: any;
protected mounted: boolean;
get nativeElement(): HTMLElement;
/**
* @hidden
*/
get i(): GridSortIndicator; /**
* @hidden
*/
static _createFromInternal(internal: any): IgrDataGridSortIndicator;
protected onImplementationCreated(): void;
protected _contentChildrenManager: ContentChildrenManager;
constructor(props: P);
componentDidMount(): void;
shouldComponentUpdate(nextProps: any, nextState: any): boolean;
render(): any;
get sortDirection(): ColumnSortDirection;
set sortDirection(v: ColumnSortDirection);
get iconColor(): string;
set iconColor(v: string);
get isAnimationEnabled(): boolean;
set isAnimationEnabled(v: boolean);
/**
* Gets or sets the scaling value used to affect the pixel density of the control.
* A higher scaling ratio will produce crisper visuals at the expense of memory. Lower values will cause the control
* to appear blurry.
*/
get pixelScalingRatio(): number;
set pixelScalingRatio(v: number);
/**
* Gets the actual pixel scaling ratio used to affect the pixel density of the control.
* A higher scaling ratio will produce crisper visuals at the expense of memory. Lower values will cause the control
* to appear blurry.
*/
get actualPixelScalingRatio(): number;
set actualPixelScalingRatio(v: number);
get sortIndicatorStyle(): SortIndicatorStyle;
set sortIndicatorStyle(v: SortIndicatorStyle);
findByName(name: string): any;
protected __p: string;
protected _hasUserValues: Set<string>;
protected get hasUserValues(): Set<string>;
protected __m(propertyName: string): void;
protected _stylingContainer: any;
protected _stylingParent: any;
protected _inStyling: boolean;
protected _styling(container: any, component: any, parent?: any): void;
getDesiredScale(): number;
notifySizeChanged(width: number, height: number): void;
notifyCellSizeChanged(): void;
private _renderCompleted;
private _renderCompleted_wrapped;
get renderCompleted(): (s: IgrDataGridSortIndicator, e: IgrSortIndicatorRenderCompletedEventArgs) => void;
set renderCompleted(ev: (s: IgrDataGridSortIndicator, e: IgrSortIndicatorRenderCompletedEventArgs) => void);
}
export interface IIgrDataGridSortIndicatorProps {
children?: React.ReactNode;
sortDirection?: ColumnSortDirection | string;
iconColor?: string;
isAnimationEnabled?: boolean | string;
/**
* Gets or sets the scaling value used to affect the pixel density of the control.
* A higher scaling ratio will produce crisper visuals at the expense of memory. Lower values will cause the control
* to appear blurry.
*/
pixelScalingRatio?: number | string;
/**
* Gets the actual pixel scaling ratio used to affect the pixel density of the control.
* A higher scaling ratio will produce crisper visuals at the expense of memory. Lower values will cause the control
* to appear blurry.
*/
actualPixelScalingRatio?: number | string;
sortIndicatorStyle?: SortIndicatorStyle | string;
renderCompleted?: (s: IgrDataGridSortIndicator, e: IgrSortIndicatorRenderCompletedEventArgs) => void;
}