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GridVisibleRange and GridVisibleRangeSuppor [message #922367]

Mon, 24 September 2012 20:46

Eclipse User

Hi,
I just downloaded new grid widget pluggin. I noticed there is GridVisibleRange()method in Grid and GridVisibleRangeSupport class. Are these used to determine visible items
at any given point? Has anybody implemented this?

Thanks,

Dhiresh

Re: GridVisibleRange and GridVisibleRangeSuppor [message #922573 is a reply to message #922367]

Tue, 25 September 2012 02:01

Eclipse User

Yes that what they are good for. I think the usage is quite straight you
create the RangeSupport through the factory method and then attach
listener which are called when the visible cells changed, giving you
access to new added/removed rows/cols from the viewport.

See [1] on a possible usage.

Tom

[1]http://tomsondev.bestsolution.at/2011/10/07/jface-viewer-and-eclipse-databinding-with-10-000-objects/

Am 25.09.12 02:46, schrieb Dhiresh Mising name:
> Hi,
> I just downloaded new grid widget pluggin. I noticed there is
> GridVisibleRange()method in Grid and GridVisibleRangeSupport class. Are
> these used to determine visible items
> at any given point? Has anybody implemented this?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dhiresh

Re: GridVisibleRange and GridVisibleRangeSuppor [message #956056 is a reply to message #922367]

Wed, 24 October 2012 03:53

Eclipse User

Hey Tom,

I have another question for you:
I'm (trying to )using this GridVisibleRange now due to complians about slow performance in a table.
But using this, I can't set another input via "setInput()" to change the tables content. I think the VisibleRange prohibits that.

Is there any chance to combine both?

thanks,
Torsten

Re: GridVisibleRange and GridVisibleRangeSuppor [message #956282 is a reply to message #956056]

Wed, 24 October 2012 07:37

Eclipse User

Solved!
I simply throw away the complete table and build up a new one.
I expect to be able to sort and filter in the data, so I'll also just use the mechanism for that.

tableViewer.getControl().dispose(); // kill
tableViewer = createTableViewer(getParent()); // new
tableViewer.setInput(oModel.getData()); // fill
getParent().layout(); // fire!

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