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At the moment, it would appear that the only way to specify drop-zones for drag-select, is to register them through the settings - either at startup, or using the setSettings method.
In react, it is awkward to use this interface as we need to pass a random reference array, while the management of the selectables is much easier - being able to do it inside each component as it is registered (one at a time).
What I would like is a set of methods that allows us to get/add/remove drop target elements in a similar way that we can manage selectables.
As it is, I may bypass the drop-zone feature of drag-select altogether, and just implement my own targeting (drag-over) functionality.
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At the moment, it would appear that the only way to specify drop-zones for drag-select, is to register them through the settings - either at startup, or using the setSettings method.
In react, it is awkward to use this interface as we need to pass a random reference array, while the management of the selectables is much easier - being able to do it inside each component as it is registered (one at a time).
What I would like is a set of methods that allows us to get/add/remove drop target elements in a similar way that we can manage selectables.
As it is, I may bypass the drop-zone feature of drag-select altogether, and just implement my own targeting (drag-over) functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: