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how to create a custom filter [message #1818532]

Wed, 18 December 2019 22:27

Eclipse User

I want to add a filter to my popupmenu which can filter the cell text,but i don't know how to do it .I think it may be create a command,but I don't know what to do next ,I want to use NatTable 's filter

Re: how to create a custom filter [message #1818535 is a reply to message #1818532]

Thu, 19 December 2019 00:38

Eclipse User

If you want to programmatically filter using GlazedLists you need to pass a Matcher or MatcherEditor to the FilterList. If you have also the filter row in place that would interfere with the defaults. For such cases we have the DefaultGlazedListsStaticFilterStrategy where you can pass a Matcher that works in combination with the filter row.

Re: how to create a custom filter [message #1818583 is a reply to message #1818535]

Fri, 20 December 2019 02:08

Eclipse User

If I use DefaultGlazedListsStaticFilterStrategy,I need to use FilterRowHeaderComposite but,I want to use MenuItem ,When I click the menuitem,filter the selected cell text

Re: how to create a custom filter [message #1818584 is a reply to message #1818583]

Fri, 20 December 2019 03:01

Eclipse User

Then pass the matcher directly to the FilterList. There is no default implementation for that. You have to impl it yourself

Re: how to create a custom filter [message #1818638 is a reply to message #1818584]

Fri, 20 December 2019 22:20

Eclipse User

Here's my code
EventList eventlist =new BasicEventList(myDatas);
Matcher matcher =new FilterMatcher(myDatas);
FilterList filterlist =new FilterList (eventlist,matcher);
DefaultGlazedListStaticFilterStrategy strategy = new DefaultGlazedListStaticFilterStrategy (filterlist,accessor, new ConfigRegistry());
strategy.applyFilter(map);
but it didn't work. the filterlist's size always is 0.

Re: how to create a custom filter [message #1818640 is a reply to message #1818638]

Sat, 21 December 2019 01:59

Eclipse User

I thought you don't want to use the DefaultGlazedListStaticFilterStrategy. If you don't want the filter row it is not needed. You only need the matcher on the FilterList.

Probably the Matcher is not correct. For example I don't understand why you pass the FilterList as parameter. Check for the GlazedLists documentation to see how plain filtering works.

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