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Editable GridTableViewer cell on the spot [message #759327]

Mon, 28 November 2011 06:40

Eclipse User

Hey

I'm using a GridTableViewer (org.eclipse.nebula.jface.gridviewer.GridTableViewer) to display rows of data (Strings, single column per row). I want to add one row/cell programmaticaly, and it must become editable on the spot, with the cursor set in edit mode (blinking, ready to type) so I can input data and then save it. So, it's
about adding a new row and filling it on the spot, so I want the last row to editable and the cursor set on it when I click the "add new row button).

Can anyone please help me, how can this be done ? I need an answer fast Smile

Thx,
Flavian

Re: Editable GridTableViewer cell on the spot [message #760765 is a reply to message #759327]

Mon, 05 December 2011 02:39

Eclipse User

up, I still need an answer please Smile

Re: Editable GridTableViewer cell on the spot [message #760767 is a reply to message #760765]

Mon, 05 December 2011 02:59

Eclipse User

Call ColumnViewer#editElement(Object,int)
Am 05.12.11 08:39, schrieb Flav:
> up, I still need an answer please :)

Re: Editable GridTableViewer cell on the spot [message #760878 is a reply to message #759327]

Mon, 05 December 2011 09:02

Eclipse User

Ty,

I'm getting a cast error from "java.util.ArrayList cannot be cast to MyClass".

This is my code. Can you please give me more details on how this should be implemented. Or is this cast exteption a bug ?

// declaration
private GridTableViewer headerTableViewer;

// for the first element
headerTableViewer.editElement(headerTableViewer.getElementAt(0), 0);

Re: Editable GridTableViewer cell on the spot [message #760908 is a reply to message #760878]

Mon, 05 December 2011 10:00

Eclipse User

So where is the exception happening?

Can we please see a stacktrace? Please also note that the method you are
using is meant to be internal to the framework as stated by the javadoc.

Tom

Am 05.12.11 15:02, schrieb Flav:
> Ty,
>
> I'm getting a cast error from "java.util.ArrayList cannot be cast to
> MyClass".
>
> This is my code. Can you please give me more details on how this should
> be implemented. Or is this cast exteption a bug ?
>
> // declaration
> private GridTableViewer headerTableViewer;
>
> // for the first element
> headerTableViewer.editElement(headerTableViewer.getElementAt(0), 0);
>
>

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