I have a JTable that has a column with Boolean values. This column
is set to be editable and I use the default cell editor which is a
JCheckBox. I find that after clicking a checkbox, my menu shortcuts
no longer work until I click elsewhere to move the focus away from
the checkbox. Note that this only happens if I set the JTable as a
whole to be non-focusable (so I don't get selection rectangles when I
click in a cell).
I have one work around where in the tableChanged() notification I set
the focus back to the main window. However there is a timing issue
where I need to delay transferring the focus using invokeLater in
order to get it to work. There is also an issue in that I need to do
this only if the change is the result of a click (i.e. it is non-
programmatic). This requires me to set some flags before and after
the programmatic changes. Overall, this solution seems a bit messy
and I'm wondering if others have encountered it and found a better way.
I haven't tried this on Windows yet to see if this is a Mac only issue.
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Bill Tschumy
Otherwise -- Austin, TX
http://www.otherwise.com
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