Tree/GridView column width and cell types for GetCellAt #2240
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- Added new Grid.ColumnWidthChanged event - Added GridCellType to GridCell and TreeGridCell for GetCellAt() APIs, which can be used to determine if the mouse is over the header or not - Mac/Gtk: Enable mouse events on the header - Gtk: Fix location in mouse events for Tree/GridView - Mac: Fix context menu selected rows when not right clicking on a row - Mac: Show Grid.ContextMenu for the header
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These changes allow you to reliably show context menus or handle various mouse events for Tree/GridView headers, and to know which column header the mouse is over.