🥶 How to freeze columns

How to use the fixed columns feature available from the latest version of SwiftDataTables.

Here's how you define which columns you want frozen, by using the all new DataTableFixedColumnType class, and using any of the initialisers like so

// Example 1 - freeze from the left
DataTableFixedColumnType(leftColumns: 1) // this will freeze the n number of columns from the left of the table. In this case column number 1 - the first columns. This is a one-index based system

// Example 2 .- freeze from the right
DataTableFixedColumnType(rightColumns: 1) // this will freeze n number of columns from the right of the table. In this case the last column. 

// Example 3 - multiple columns
DataTableFixedColumnType(leftColumns: 2, rightColumns1) // You can specify multiple columns to be frozen on both sides. In this case the first 2 columns and the last column.

You can implement fixed columns in your data table in two ways:

Via Delegate method

Simply adopt the SwiftDataTable's delegate method with the following signature:

@objc optional func fixedColumns(for dataTable: SwiftDataTable) -> DataTableFixedColumnType {
    // and return the object here
    return .init(leftColumn: 2) // freeze the first two columns
}

Via Configuration

var configuration = DataTableConfiguration()
configuration.fixedColumns = .init(leftColumns: 2, rightColumns: 1) // freeze both the first two columns, and the last column