🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi Steve,

> If you drop a JTable into a JScrollPane so that you can see the
> column headers, these headers can be dragged around to re-order the
> colunms by default - no coding required.

I want to move *selected rows* to reorder a table, not the columns.

That's the way it should work:
1. Select one or more rows (SINGLE_INTERVALL_SELCETION)
2. Click on these seleted rows and hold mouse button
3. Reorder the rows on the fly depending on mouse movement upwards or
downwards

The first step is easy:

   DefaultListSelectionModel lsm;     
lsm.setSelectionMode(ListSelectionModel.SINGLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION);

Step 2 is my problem. As soon as the selected rows are clicked the
selection is cleared, except for the clicked row. How can I avoid this
behaviour, which listener must be changed?

Due to my problems in step 2, I couldn't try step 3 yet.

Regards, Werner