This fixes the error reported in issue #68 with a Slick.RowSelectionModel({selectActiveRow: true}) was not triggering properly the Editor.

What was happening is that the Editor was getting triggered but canceled out by the row selection. The fix is to set the setActiveCellInternal function 4th argument to True (that arg is suppressActiveCellChangedEvent). This makes the Editor to work correctly and doesn't trigger the cell active change. Also we want to do this only when our Grid is Editable.

@6pac
Totally sorry about the last commit made on Master, I was supposed to be in my own bugfix branch but forgot to create the branch before pushing the commit. So I reverted the change... Again sorry about that.

Tested Scenarios

1. Double-click to Edit and selectActiveRow to False
   • autoEdit: false
   • grid.setSelectionModel(new Slick.RowSelectionModel({selectActiveRow: false}));
2. Double-click to Edit and selectActiveRow to True
   • autoEdit: false
   • grid.setSelectionModel(new Slick.RowSelectionModel({selectActiveRow: true}));
3. Single-click to Edit and selectActiveRow to False
   • autoEdit: true
   • grid.setSelectionModel(new Slick.RowSelectionModel({selectActiveRow: false}));
4. Single-click to Edit and selectActiveRow to True
   • autoEdit: true
   • grid.setSelectionModel(new Slick.RowSelectionModel({selectActiveRow: true}));

Extra Commits

After testing it intensively, I found out that the argument suppressActiveCellChangedEvent should only be set to True when there is actually an Editor associated to the cell that we just clicked. This way it cancels out the Active Cell when Editing (which is what we want) but doesn't when there isn't any Editor attached.

See below to describe what I wrote in previous paragraph.
The example below is set with autoEdit: true and selectActiveRow: true, the grid has Column B editable but Column C is not. When we click to edit any cell of Column B, it won't activate the row, but as soon as we click on any row of Column C it will activate the row since there is not Editor associated to that cell. I believe this is the correct behavior.