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Leo:

With JTree, you walk the tree.  Best I've come up with is that you can
expand to show the children of the current node.  It's just recursive
code but you'd kind of expect it to be there.

-Rich

Leo Cohen wrote:
> 
> I want a JTree to appear with all of its entries expanded. The way I've
> been doing it is to get the row count by counting each row that is
> delivered for display by the data model; then, working from the bottom
> row up, I use expandRow() on each row.
> 
> This seems like a clumsy way of doing it. Isn't there a property or
> method associated with JTree that I can set that makes JTree expand each
> row as it puts it on the screen?
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