This may be an intentional limitation, but thought I'd try asking about it. Caveat: I'm a newbie, could be missing something completely obvious.
I am placing a TableView (plus some other stuff) inside of a VBox, ultimately wrapped by a ScrollPane. I'd like to use the ScrollPane for all scrolling, and have the table resize fit its content. So if there are 3 rows, it's 3 rows high; if there are 100 rows, it's 100 rows high. What's the best way to tell the table to do this? The default seems to give me a fixed height of about 15 rows, regardless of how much data is included. I can set a different fixed height, but I don't know how to correctly compute the height I want, and anyway that's just a workaround for having the table figure out its height on its own. Putting this another way: TableViews automatically wrap their content in a (implicit?) scroll pane. I'd like to turn that off. Is there any way to do so? —Dan
