| Implementing rowNumber in CompositeTable [message #26604] |
Sun, 04 February 2007 00:13  |
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Hi Dave,
I tried to implement row numbers in CompositeTable as follows:
1. Use a label as the first child of my row composite.
2. In the refresh method, set the row number as follows:
public void refresh(CompositeTable sender, int currentObjectOffset,
Control rowControl) {
Row row = (Row) rowControl;
row.rowNumber.setText("" + (currentObjectOffset+1));
3. In the deleteRow method of IDeleteHandler(), add table.refreshAllRows()
at the end.
The problem is that deleteRow is called before deletion actually takes
place. So row numbers are one bigger after the deletion position.
If refreshAllRows() is added after line 1197 of InternalCompositeTable
(line 1197 reads internalSetSelection(currentColumn, currentRow, true);),
then row numbers are working fine and step 3 above is not necessary.
Is there a better way to display row numbers? Any potential problems over
the above change in InternalCompositeTable?
Thanks,
John
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| Re: Implementing rowNumber in CompositeTable [message #26693 is a reply to message #26604] |
Mon, 05 February 2007 12:55  |
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I just added
public void rowDeleted(int rowInCollection);
which is called after the delete operation completes to IDeleteHandler.
Thanks for your feedback!
Dave
John Ye wrote:
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> I tried to implement row numbers in CompositeTable as follows:
>
> 1. Use a label as the first child of my row composite.
> 2. In the refresh method, set the row number as follows:
>
> public void refresh(CompositeTable sender, int currentObjectOffset,
> Control rowControl) {
> Row row = (Row) rowControl;
> row.rowNumber.setText("" + (currentObjectOffset+1));
>
> 3. In the deleteRow method of IDeleteHandler(), add
> table.refreshAllRows() at the end.
>
> The problem is that deleteRow is called before deletion actually takes
> place. So row numbers are one bigger after the deletion position.
>
> If refreshAllRows() is added after line 1197 of InternalCompositeTable
> (line 1197 reads internalSetSelection(currentColumn, currentRow,
> true);), then row numbers are working fine and step 3 above is not
> necessary.
>
> Is there a better way to display row numbers? Any potential problems
> over the above change in InternalCompositeTable?
> Thanks,
> John
--
Senior Consultant, Trainer
Coconut Palm Software, Inc.
http://www.coconut-palm-software.com
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| Re: Implementing rowNumber in CompositeTable [message #577339 is a reply to message #26604] |
Mon, 05 February 2007 12:55 |
| Eclipse User |
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I just added
public void rowDeleted(int rowInCollection);
which is called after the delete operation completes to IDeleteHandler.
Thanks for your feedback!
Dave
John Ye wrote:
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> I tried to implement row numbers in CompositeTable as follows:
>
> 1. Use a label as the first child of my row composite.
> 2. In the refresh method, set the row number as follows:
>
> public void refresh(CompositeTable sender, int currentObjectOffset,
> Control rowControl) {
> Row row = (Row) rowControl;
> row.rowNumber.setText("" + (currentObjectOffset+1));
>
> 3. In the deleteRow method of IDeleteHandler(), add
> table.refreshAllRows() at the end.
>
> The problem is that deleteRow is called before deletion actually takes
> place. So row numbers are one bigger after the deletion position.
>
> If refreshAllRows() is added after line 1197 of InternalCompositeTable
> (line 1197 reads internalSetSelection(currentColumn, currentRow,
> true);), then row numbers are working fine and step 3 above is not
> necessary.
>
> Is there a better way to display row numbers? Any potential problems
> over the above change in InternalCompositeTable?
> Thanks,
> John
--
Senior Consultant, Trainer
Coconut Palm Software, Inc.
http://www.coconut-palm-software.com
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