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Article #9994Re: JTable (nightmare)
From: Greg Hamer
Date: Wed, 08 Dec 1999 00:00
Date: Wed, 08 Dec 1999 00:00
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When the user clicks the button, you can call isEditing() and if true call editingStopped(Change Event e). The default implementation of editing Stopped does not use the parameter, and gets the current value from the cell editor and updates the the model. Alexandre Reis wrote: > I have a JTable that I use for input. When the user clicks a button, I > get the items from the table and build a query. > > My problem is: > > If the user types something on a cell but does not move the focus from > that field or press the Enter key, the tablemodel is not updated. > > If the user is on the last row of the table and press Enter, I have the > same problem. > > Is there a way to make JTable update its model as the user is typing in? > > Thanks in advance. > > Alex.
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