Fais tu un fireTableRowsInserted( i, i ) apres l'insertion sur ton
TableModel,
un addRowSelectionInterval( i, i ) sur ta table?
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Sent: Thursday, September 26, 2002 10:57 AM
>
>
> ***j'ai essaye ta methode mais ca marche tjrs pas!!! :(
>
>
> Salut,
> Pour scroller au row specifi�:
> /**
> * Scroll to the specified row in the table.
> * @param The row in table that is to be in scroll viewport.
> */
> public void scrollTo( int anIndexIntable ){
>
> Rectangle theCellRectangle = theTable.getCellRect(anIndexIntable, 0,
> true);
> Rectangle theViewRectangle =
> theScrollPane.getViewport().getViewRect();
>
> if ( theCellRectangle.y + theCellRectangle.height >
> theViewRectangle.y
> + theViewRectangle.height ||
> theCellRectangle.y < theViewRectangle.y ){
>
> int theTableHeight = theFrameContainer.theTable.getHeight();
> // it scrolls to table down limit
> if ( theCellRectangle.y > theTableHeight -
> theViewRectangle.height ){
>
> theFrameContainer.theScrollPane.getViewport().scrollRectToVisible( new
> Rectangle( theViewRectangle.x, theTableHeight + theCellRectangle.height -
> theViewRectangle.height, theViewRectangle.width,
> theViewRectangle.height ) );
> }
> // it does not scroll to table down limit
>
>
>
> heFrameContainer.theScrollPane.getViewport().setViewPosition( new
> oint( theViewRectangle.x, theCellRectangle.y ) );
> }
>
> ( ( AbstractTableModel ) theTable.getModel() ).fireTableDataChanged
> ();
> }
>
> }
>
> Beno�t
