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Celleditor alignment in Table [message #423742]

Fri, 20 February 2004 21:34

Mitch Christensen
Messages: 39
Registered: July 2009

Member

We have righ-justified a table column in order to accept numeric data (so
the decimal points align). Unfortunately, when the cell is activated for
editing, the cell editor is always left-justified. This results in
strange looking behavior. The cell contents shift left during editing,
and shift right again when you hit return.

Obviously, what I'd like is to have the cell-editor inherit the alignment
of the underlying cell.

I thought that I heard recently that this problem had been fixed in M7,
but I can't find any reference to this bug in Bugzilla, or anyplace else
for that matter.

Can someone comment?

Thanks,
-Mitch

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Re: Celleditor alignment in Table [message #423761 is a reply to message #423742]

Sat, 21 February 2004 07:49

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: only1onely.hotmail.com

I want to know how to righ-justified a table column.

Please

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Re: Celleditor alignment in Table [message #734458 is a reply to message #423742]

Fri, 07 October 2011 16:49

Peter Moogk
Messages: 1
Registered: October 2011

Junior Member

I ran into the same problem and didn't find any answers in the forums. I did discover a solution that I will post here for someone else that runs into this issue. The TextCellEditor uses a Text field to edit the value. Setting the orientation of this Text field to SWT.RIGHT_TO_LEFT will cause the values to be displayed from right to left. Here is a snippet of code that I used to resolve this problem. Thanks.

  class RightAlignTextEditor extends TextCellEditor
  {
    public RightAlignTextEditor( Composite comp )
    {
      super( comp );  
    }
    
    @Override
    public Control getControl()
    {
      Text text = (Text)super.getControl();
      
      text.setOrientation( SWT.RIGHT_TO_LEFT );
      return text;
    }
  }

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