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Hello!

I am using tree tables for many great things. I would like to make it so I can perform some action when a user double clicks on a row. I have looked around a bit and it seems I can implement this functionality in two ways?

1. Override handle event on my TreeTable and perform my looks up there with the click count and X,Y. I am not sure (yet) if there is a translation on the TreeTable that allows for getting a row based on X and Y coordinates.
2. Make my own (or over ride) TableRowSelectionManager and then put my functionality in the handleMouseClick or handleMouseEvent method.

What method is the best/easiest (Including one that I haven't come up with yet)?


On a side note. I must say, the TreeTable is very very powerful in terms of what it can render and how easily it is to do it. I love it! Trying to do something complex/unique with Lists, Trees or Tables in Swing is like eating lava. Trying to put components in them is horrible too (and in some, these component's don't get mouse events easily and you have to write a bunch of awful ghetto code to get them to the components). Anyways, I just wanted to commend you (MatthiasM) on an excellent job. I have made two TreeTables today that render completely different things and it was a snap.



Thanks!

Why not just try: This method and Callback class is in TableBase.

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This is great and I am glad I asked - much easier than my solutions. I had a feeling that there was an easier way.

Thanks!