Task #3297
Mis à jour par Matthieu Decorde il y a presque 3 ans
Currently TXM's behavior with > 100 columns in Partition Index, Lexcical Table, Specificities, AFC data tables depends on machine dimensions, Java version, OS, etc.
For > 1000 columns behavior in unpredictable.
Some projects need > 1000 columns (eg number of respondents to a survey).
h3. Solution 1
Display a fixed number of columns (truncation).
Tabulated results data can still be exported to be displayed in another tool.
For Lexical Table, this will allow to display factorial planes.
* create a new MaximumNumberColumnsToDisplay preference in those commands (default value 50)
* create a new MaximumNumberColumnsToDisplay parameter in those commands (default value 50)
* display only from 1 to MaximumNumberColumnsToDisplay columns in tables
* virtualize the table displaying columns data in AFC
* if cut rename the last column to "..."
For > 1000 columns behavior in unpredictable.
Some projects need > 1000 columns (eg number of respondents to a survey).
h3. Solution 1
Display a fixed number of columns (truncation).
Tabulated results data can still be exported to be displayed in another tool.
For Lexical Table, this will allow to display factorial planes.
* create a new MaximumNumberColumnsToDisplay preference in those commands (default value 50)
* create a new MaximumNumberColumnsToDisplay parameter in those commands (default value 50)
* display only from 1 to MaximumNumberColumnsToDisplay columns in tables
* virtualize the table displaying columns data in AFC
* if cut rename the last column to "..."