| How to re-arrange Table Columns programatically [message #522394] |
Mon, 22 March 2010 10:30  |
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Originally posted by: msoori.lggi.com
How can I re-arrange the columns in a table programatically? You can
drag the table columns to re-order how the columns are arranged, but I
also need to re-arrange the columns based on the column order user
selects from a dialog. I dont see any methods in the TableColumn or the
Table class to do this, but since you can do it by dragging and
dropping the table columns, it should be possible. Any ideas on how to
do this?
TIA
Mahesh
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| Re: How to re-arrange Table Columns programatically [message #522643 is a reply to message #522394] |
Tue, 23 March 2010 09:33  |
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Use Table.setColumnOrder(int[]) (@since 3.1).
Grant
"Mahesh Soori" <msoori@lggi.com> wrote in message
news:ho7uu6$cca$1@build.eclipse.org...
> How can I re-arrange the columns in a table programatically? You can
> drag the table columns to re-order how the columns are arranged, but I
> also need to re-arrange the columns based on the column order user
> selects from a dialog. I dont see any methods in the TableColumn or the
> Table class to do this, but since you can do it by dragging and
> dropping the table columns, it should be possible. Any ideas on how to
> do this?
>
> TIA
> Mahesh
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| Re: How to re-arrange Table Columns programatically [message #522670 is a reply to message #522394] |
Tue, 23 March 2010 06:02 |
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Originally posted by: msoori.lggi.com
OK, I figured this out. Table.setColumnOrder() is the way to do this.
Mahesh Soori wrote:
> How can I re-arrange the columns in a table programatically? You can
> drag the table columns to re-order how the columns are arranged, but I
> also need to re-arrange the columns based on the column order user
> selects from a dialog. I dont see any methods in the TableColumn or the
> Table class to do this, but since you can do it by dragging and
> dropping the table columns, it should be possible. Any ideas on how to
> do this?
>
> TIA
> Mahesh
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