Hi Kuzmeech,
Kuzmeech wrote:
> I've tried #1 when I was starting my project - in reality my TableModel has
> different number of columns for each report - and it's freaking out the
> Table. I've read somewhere (can't find where) that you cannot swap models in
> Table as of today - it's easier to reconstruct the table - was the advice.
>
> I've just tried again to reuse table object - it's not working the same
> above described way.
What I like to express in my mail is that you should not create table
widgets over and over again. If you like to hold an instance of the
table widget for each of your report (I do not know how many) this is
already better than re-create the table widget with EACH selection
change. This was my important point.
> For #2 - in reality it has many columns and my purpose of the split-pane was
> to allow user to extend content part (right) to see more by minimizing width
> left frame.
>
> I've tried to dig into the framework but it's too much stuff there (although
> I totally dig the code quality!) - so I gave up and decided to ask authors
> :)
Sorry, I misunderstand you at first. You can set the property "overflow"
to "hidden" at the tree widget.
--snip--
myTreeWidget.setOverflow("hidden");
--snip--
If the left area of the splitpane is smaller than the tree widget occupy
the tree widget will be cut off. I guess this is the behaviour you like
to achieve.
cheers,
Alex
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