TableColumnModel (Java Platform SE 6) (original) (raw)

javax.swing.table

Interface TableColumnModel

All Known Implementing Classes:

DefaultTableColumnModel

public interface TableColumnModel

Defines the requirements for a table column model object suitable for use with JTable.

See Also:

DefaultTableColumnModel

addColumn

void addColumn(TableColumn aColumn)

Appends aColumn to the end of thetableColumns array. This method posts a columnAdded event to its listeners.

Parameters:

aColumn - the TableColumn to be added

See Also:

removeColumn(javax.swing.table.TableColumn)

removeColumn

void removeColumn(TableColumn column)

Deletes the TableColumn column from the tableColumns array. This method will do nothing if column is not in the table's column list. This method posts a columnRemoved event to its listeners.

Parameters:

column - the TableColumn to be removed

See Also:

addColumn(javax.swing.table.TableColumn)

moveColumn

void moveColumn(int columnIndex, int newIndex)

Moves the column and its header at columnIndex tonewIndex. The old column at columnIndex will now be found at newIndex. The column that used to be at newIndex is shifted left or right to make room. This will not move any columns ifcolumnIndex equals newIndex. This method posts a columnMoved event to its listeners.

Parameters:

columnIndex - the index of column to be moved

newIndex - index of the column's new location

Throws:

[IllegalArgumentException](../../../java/lang/IllegalArgumentException.html "class in java.lang") - if columnIndex or newIndex are not in the valid range

setColumnMargin

void setColumnMargin(int newMargin)

Sets the TableColumn's column margin tonewMargin. This method posts a columnMarginChanged event to its listeners.

Parameters:

newMargin - the width, in pixels, of the new column margins

See Also:

getColumnMargin()

getColumnCount

int getColumnCount()

Returns the number of columns in the model.

Returns:

the number of columns in the model

getColumns

Enumeration<TableColumn> getColumns()

Returns an Enumeration of all the columns in the model.

Returns:

an Enumeration of all the columns in the model

getColumnIndex

int getColumnIndex(Object columnIdentifier)

Returns the index of the first column in the table whose identifier is equal to identifier, when compared using equals.

Parameters:

columnIdentifier - the identifier object

Returns:

the index of the first table column whose identifier is equal to identifier

Throws:

[IllegalArgumentException](../../../java/lang/IllegalArgumentException.html "class in java.lang") - if identifier is null, or noTableColumn has thisidentifier

See Also:

getColumn(int)

getColumn

TableColumn getColumn(int columnIndex)

Returns the TableColumn object for the column atcolumnIndex.

Parameters:

columnIndex - the index of the desired column

Returns:

the TableColumn object for the column at columnIndex

getColumnMargin

int getColumnMargin()

Returns the width between the cells in each column.

Returns:

the margin, in pixels, between the cells

getColumnIndexAtX

int getColumnIndexAtX(int xPosition)

Returns the index of the column that lies on the horizontal point, xPosition; or -1 if it lies outside the any of the column's bounds. In keeping with Swing's separable model architecture, a TableColumnModel does not know how the table columns actually appear on screen. The visual presentation of the columns is the responsibility of the view/controller object using this model (typically JTable). The view/controller need not display the columns sequentially from left to right. For example, columns could be displayed from right to left to accomodate a locale preference or some columns might be hidden at the request of the user. Because the model does not know how the columns are laid out on screen, the given xPosition should not be considered to be a coordinate in 2D graphics space. Instead, it should be considered to be a width from the start of the first column in the model. If the column index for a given X coordinate in 2D space is required, JTable.columnAtPoint can be used instead.

Returns:

the index of the column; or -1 if no column is found

See Also:

JTable.columnAtPoint(java.awt.Point)

getTotalColumnWidth

int getTotalColumnWidth()

Returns the total width of all the columns.

Returns:

the total computed width of all columns

setColumnSelectionAllowed

void setColumnSelectionAllowed(boolean flag)

Sets whether the columns in this model may be selected.

Parameters:

flag - true if columns may be selected; otherwise false

See Also:

getColumnSelectionAllowed()

getColumnSelectionAllowed

boolean getColumnSelectionAllowed()

Returns true if columns may be selected.

Returns:

true if columns may be selected

See Also:

setColumnSelectionAllowed(boolean)

getSelectedColumns

int[] getSelectedColumns()

Returns an array of indicies of all selected columns.

Returns:

an array of integers containing the indicies of all selected columns; or an empty array if nothing is selected

getSelectedColumnCount

int getSelectedColumnCount()

Returns the number of selected columns.

Returns:

the number of selected columns; or 0 if no columns are selected

setSelectionModel

void setSelectionModel(ListSelectionModel newModel)

Sets the selection model.

Parameters:

newModel - a ListSelectionModel object

See Also:

getSelectionModel()

getSelectionModel

ListSelectionModel getSelectionModel()

Returns the current selection model.

Returns:

a ListSelectionModel object

See Also:

setSelectionModel(javax.swing.ListSelectionModel)

addColumnModelListener

void addColumnModelListener(TableColumnModelListener x)

Adds a listener for table column model events.

Parameters:

x - a TableColumnModelListener object

removeColumnModelListener

void removeColumnModelListener(TableColumnModelListener x)

Removes a listener for table column model events.

Parameters:

x - a TableColumnModelListener object

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