Is the bold state based on some conditional logic, or will it always be bold?
If it is always bold, you can just create a new instance of
TableViewCellRenderer for that column and set its font style to bold:
<TableView.Column name="myBoldColumn">
<cellRenderer>
<content:TableViewCellRenderer styles="{font:{bold:true}}"/>
</cellRenderer>
</TableView.Column>
Otherwise, you can easily extend the TableViewCellRenderer class and override
render() to make the text bold as needed:
public void render(...) {
super.render(...);
if (shouldBeBold) {
Font font = (Font)getStyles().get("font");
getStyles().put("font", font.deriveFont(Font.BOLD));
}
}
Then set the cell renderer for that column to your custom renderer class,
similar to what is shown above.
Hope this helps.
G
On Jun 18, 2010, at 3:05 PM, JohnRodey wrote:
>
> We've discussed before adding textual highlighting to a textarea, in which
> case I created a decorator to draw a colored box around the selected text.
>
> I would now like to bold certain words in a string within a tableview cell.
> I don't think the decorator approach will work, at least not as simply,
> because drawing bolded text on top of the regular text will result in a
> longer string (in most fonts) and the two will not match up.
>
> Any ideas?
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