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We wanted to add a click event handler to a column in a table (Jmix 1.4.4). The column is a nested property and the studio generates us
@Subscribe("table.address.street")
public void onTableAdressStreetClick(final Column.ClickEvent<?> event)
{ ... }
With this we get an
DevelopmentException: Unable to find @Subscribe target table.address.street in myScreen
We were able to debug this and change the subscription to
@Subscribe("table.[address.street]")
We didn’t find this feature in the documentation. Did we miss this? Can you improve the studio behavior to automatically generate the brackets?