> Is a change in the array you get with getData() reflected in the table? You
> might have to use setData() after changes, but I am not sure.
No, I need to use getData() that to find a needing row. As example:
I need to find needing value from the column (it is index)
tablePoints - it is an instance of the table.
tableModel - it is an instance of the table model.
var arr = tableModel.getData();
for (i = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {
if (arr[i][0] == index) break;
}
tablePoints.setFocusedCell(1, i, true);
Then I read data from other columns of this row
var x = arr[i][1];
var y = arr[i][2];
Then I make some manipulation with x and y value and write them back (in the
row cells)
tableModel.setValue(1, tablePoints.getFocusedRow(), x);
tableModel.setValue(2, tablePoints.getFocusedRow(), y);
If You know more smart way to do this - write to me please.
> You have seen get/setValue() and the various get/setRow...() functions for
> table model?
Yes, I have. But I think that this way is more smart.
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