>
> In your answer, columnIndex is my "i" I guess? I can't get it, it must be
> "final".
>
First solution:
Make the comparator a class like IndexedColumnComparator implements
Comparator<List<String>> and pass in the column index as constructor
parameter. Doing so you end up with
columnSortHandler.setComparator(table.getColumn(i), new
IndexedColumnComparator(i));
Second solution:
Save your "i" in a final int variable inside your while loop,
int i = 0;
while(i < table.getColumnCount()) {
final int columnIndex = i;
columnSortHandler.setComparator(table.getColumn(i), new Comparator() {
//access to columnIndex now possible.
}
i++;
}
Personally I would create an IndexedColumnComparator class, makes the code
cleaner.
-- J.
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