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| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 | 11x 11x 11x 11x 132x 11x 94x | const ONE_ROW_HEIGHT_PX = 212;
const ONE_ROW_HEIGHT_COMPACT_PX = 160;
const ROW_HEIGHT_PX = 72;
/**
* Definite pixel height for a wrapper around a nested V2 table.
*
* A nested table renders with `height: 100%` / `minHeight:
* -webkit-fill-available`, which only resolve against a definite-height
* ancestor. If the wrapper uses a non-definite height (minHeight/auto) the
* table's scroll body collapses and the rows disappear entirely. So this MUST
* return a concrete px value; it grows by one 72px row per extra row.
*
* `oneRowHeightPx` is the section's own single-row height — its heading
* paddings and whether it draws a column-header strip differ per section, so
* each caller owns that number and only the arithmetic is shared.
*/
export const getNestedTableSectionHeight = (
rowCount: number,
oneRowHeightPx: number,
): string => `${oneRowHeightPx + Math.max(0, rowCount - 1) * ROW_HEIGHT_PX}px`;
/**
* Definite pixel height for the "Primary Account Holder" section wrapper.
*
* See `getNestedTableSectionHeight` for why this must be a px value (a
* regression fixed here). It grows by one row height per extra row so a pending
* reassignment's second PAH row fits.
*/
export const getPahSectionHeight = (
rowCount: number,
isCompact: boolean,
): string =>
getNestedTableSectionHeight(
rowCount,
isCompact ? ONE_ROW_HEIGHT_COMPACT_PX : ONE_ROW_HEIGHT_PX,
);
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