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| + | Demonstrates how the selection can be hidden when the user click in a tablerow/column which doesn't hold any information. The standard behaviour of SWT-Table is to leave the selection on the last column. This snippet removes the selection if the user clicks in an area not selectable | ||
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Revision as of 19:47, 23 January 2007
JFace-Snippets are small easy understandable programming example how to use JFace API. You can find them in CVS JFace code snippets:
Contents
Viewers
Snippet001TableViewer
Demonstrates a simply TableViewer with one column. It holds all important classes used for all Table-like JFace-Viewers (LabelProvider,IStructuredContentProvider)
Snippet002TreeViewer
Demonstrates a simply TreeViewer with one column. It describes all important classes used for all Tree-like JFace-Viewers (LabelProvider,ITreeContentProvider)
Snippet003TableLabelProvider
Demonstrates tables with more than one column and the usage of ITableLabelProvider
Snippet004HideSelection
Demonstrates how the selection can be hidden when the user click in a tablerow/column which doesn't hold any information. The standard behaviour of SWT-Table is to leave the selection on the last column. This snippet removes the selection if the user clicks in an area not selectable
