How to set different Model fields for Grid and for Form when using CRUD::setModel()? [closed] - atk4

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In Agile Toolkit framework, when I add a CRUD object, can I specify which fields are visible during Grid mode and which fields are visible during Edit mode?
I am using "setModel()" to populate fields. E.g.
$crud = $this->add("CRUD");
$crud->setModel("Foo");

CRUD == Grid + Form
So you want to show one bunch of Model fields in Grid and another in Form.
$cr = $this->add('CRUD');
$cr->setModel('YourModel',
array('name','username','email','password'), <-- Form fields
array('name','email','password') <-- Grid fields
);
https://github.com/atk4/atk4/blob/master/lib/View/CRUD.php#L218

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