A not so elegant solution would be to catch the double click event and
from there call stopEditing()

Cheers,
Fritz

On Mon, 6 Apr 2009, Jim Hunter wrote:

> I have a unique need and I have been mulling over the table source
> code for a while and I have not yet nailed down what I need to do in
> order to solve my problem. What I have is a need, on a cell by cell
> basis, to be able to hide the contents of a cell or to make the
> contents readonly. Now remember, this is on a cell by cell basis, not
> the entire column. I have two arrays that are attached to the table
> that carry the information about each cell and if it is ReadOnly or
> hidden. I see that normally when a column is not editable, there is a
> pane that gets placed on top of the cell to keep you from clicking the
> text control. It would be nice if I could invoke that pane when needed
> for ReadOnly and to invoke the pane and make it opaque for hidden
> cells. I think a modified version of the Conditional renderer might do
> the trick if I could get a clue on how to create this floating pane,
> any help on this would be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
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