Is there any reason the single-row edit model wouldn't work for you? Even if you were to make all of the rows appear editable, the user can still only edit one of them at a time...
On Jun 7, 2010, at 2:51 PM, Todd Volkert wrote: > You could create your own notion of a multi-row table editor by listening for > the user input events yourself (like double-click, etc.) and then opening a > decorationless window or series or windows over the table view. The tricky > is laying out your editors directly over the table cells so that it looks > like all the cells became editable... I'd watch out for performance > implications as well if you have a table with a large number of rows, and you > make them all editable at once. > > -T > > On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 2:37 PM, Taro App <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Greg, > > As I understand, a TablePane is a layout container in which you > arrange components, and a TableView is a data view in which you show > collection data. I want the latter, so I was trying to make it > editable. Sorry for my confusing explanation, but JSF DataTable does a > similar thing as TableView does, but I can make it all rows editable > at the same time. I'm creating a prototype of an order entry > application. Pivot's Form is perfect for order header data. For order > line data, I wanted to use a TableView. But as I wrote before, I > didn't succeed. Any help? > > apptaro > > > On Mon, Jun 7, 2010 at 8:47 PM, Greg Brown <[email protected]> wrote: > > TableView row editors are really only meant to edit one row at a time. What > > you describe sounds like it might actually be more of a use case for a > > TablePane. > > > > On Jun 6, 2010, at 10:25 PM, Taro App wrote: > > > >> Hi, > >> > >> I'm trying to create an editable table using Pivot's TableView. Pivot > >> supports TableView.RowEditor which enables one row to be editable when > >> double clicked, but I want to make all rows editable at the same time, > >> similar to input components in a dataTable in JSF, or input elements > >> in a table in HTML. I think it can be done with a custom > >> TableView.CellRenderer. To begin, I tried using > >> TableViewBooleanCellRenderer and TableViewTextAreaCellRenderer so I > >> can make editable table with checkboxes and text areas, but it didn't > >> work as I expected; checkboxes and text areas are disabled. I tried > >> setting TableView.isEnabled = true, TableViewBooleanCellRenderer > >> .isCheckboxDisabled = false, TableViewTextAreaCellRenderer .isEditable > >> = true, but it didn't fix the issue. Does anyone know how I should > >> proceed? > >> > >> apptaro > > > > >
