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Re: using a JComboBox as a cell renderer in a JXTreeTable


Le 13 août 05 à 23:20, Brendon McLean a écrit :

Au contraire, you can override getCellEditor(int row, int column) in JTable.  Also, your TableCellEditor interface also provides row and column information.

May be i've forgot to mention that i'm playing with a org.jdesktop.swingx.JXTreeTable...

But, anyway, i've found a solution, working as i wanted :

- a dummy JComboBox as a renderer (just to have the look of a combo) if the list behind this cell isn't null ortherwise an empty JLabel ;
- a true JComboBox as an editor with stopCellEditing() always set to true.

Again, thanks for your help °;-)

Yvon


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