put_column / put_row with list comprehensions

[lpinilla]

Hi!

How are you?

I wanted to ask about how could one create a put_column or put_row object using a list comprehension. The idea is to be able to create a layout based on the contents of a list, for example:

fruits = [ {'name': 'apple', 'image' : image_path, .... }]
put_column(
    [put_collapse(f['name'],[put_image(f['image'])] ) for f in fruits]
)

The result I get is that if I click on one collapse to open it, all of the collapse instances are open (although their text is not desplayed unless I click on their respective collapse).

Is there a way to fix this?

Thank you!

[wang0618]

It seems like a bug. I am working on this. I will leave new comments when there are updates.

[wang0618]

You can add size='repeat(auto-fill, auto)' to put_column().

Currently, the default behavior of put_column() is that all items have same height. So when you expand a put_collapse(), the height of other widgets also grow.

Now, I don't think the current default behavior makes much sense. I will consider use 'repeat(auto-fill, auto)' as the default value of size in put_collapse() in next version.

[lpinilla]

Thanks for the reply! This worked