Hi,
Does anybody know how to disable editing for a column without overriding DefaultTableModel or extending AbstractTableModel. I have to make it possible without using overriding or extending.
Thanks in advance..
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Hi,
Does anybody know how to disable editing for a column without overriding DefaultTableModel or extending AbstractTableModel. I have to make it possible without using overriding or extending.
Thanks in advance..
Re: JTable
Why are you so afraid of "overriding or extending"?
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Re: JTable
I am not afraid. I just can not use those in Matlab..Originally Posted by KevinWorkman
Re: JTable
O_o
Are you using Matlab with Java?
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Re: JTable
I am working on a small program and built all my Gui with java classes in Matlab. However i have to make my JTable uneditable and i couldnt find a way to do it. Matlab uses the java classes as they are, and does not allow to extend or override.
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Hmm, that might be a toughie then. All the default JTable constructors cause the table to be editable.
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