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feat: add 3 resize examples #4907

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced the basic.vue component to support multiple resizable elements dynamically.
    • Introduced a new reactive array to manage various predefined dimensions.
    • Updated the component to display dynamic size properties instead of static values.
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    • Improved event handling for resizing and dragging functionalities.

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The pull request introduces significant changes to the basic.vue component, transitioning from individual reactive references for dimensions to a new type TSize that encapsulates width, height, top, and left properties. A reactive array sizeList is added to manage multiple TSize objects, allowing dynamic rendering of the VResize component. The resize function is updated to handle these new structures, enhancing the component's functionality for managing resizable elements.

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playground/src/views/examples/resize/basic.vue - Introduced type TSize for encapsulating dimensions.
- Added reactive array sizeList for multiple sizes.
- Updated resize function to accept TSize parameters.
- Modified template to iterate over sizeList and render VResize components dynamically.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat: add reize components & demo #4862: The changes in this PR involve the addition of resize components, which are directly related to the modifications made in the main PR regarding the resize functionality and the VResize component.

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@anncwb anncwb added the feature label Nov 17, 2024
@anncwb anncwb merged commit 77083ab into vbenjs:main Nov 17, 2024
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