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Interface AccessibleTableModelChange

All Known Implementing Classes:
JTable.AccessibleJTable.AccessibleJTableModelChange
public interface AccessibleTableModelChange

The AccessibleTableModelChange interface describes a change to the table model. The attributes of the model change can be obtained by the following methods:

  • public int getType()
  • public int getFirstRow();
  • public int getLastRow();
  • public int getFirstColumn();
  • public int getLastColumn();
The model change type returned by getType() will be one of:
  • INSERT - one or more rows and/or columns have been inserted
  • UPDATE - some of the table data has changed
  • DELETE - one or more rows and/or columns have been deleted
The affected area of the table can be determined by the other four methods which specify ranges of rows and columns
Since:
1.3
See Also:
Accessible, Accessible.getAccessibleContext(), AccessibleContext, AccessibleContext.getAccessibleTable()

Fields

INSERT

static final int INSERT

Identifies the insertion of new rows and/or columns.

UPDATE

static final int UPDATE

Identifies a change to existing data.

DELETE

static final int DELETE

Identifies the deletion of rows and/or columns.

Methods

getType

int getType()

Returns the type of event.

Returns:
the type of event
See Also:
INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE

getFirstRow

int getFirstRow()

Returns the first row that changed.

Returns:
the first row that changed

getLastRow

int getLastRow()

Returns the last row that changed.

Returns:
the last row that changed

getFirstColumn

int getFirstColumn()

Returns the first column that changed.

Returns:
the first column that changed

getLastColumn

int getLastColumn()

Returns the last column that changed.

Returns:
the last column that changed

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