Re: Change in TaskListView

Hi Ondrej,

I use another TreeTable in usertasks and so it's not necessary anymore.
Thank You

--Tim

Ondrej Rypacek wrote:

> Hi Tim,
> a possible solution might be not to wrap the node, but to insert the 
> root node (the task-list node, which must have some meaningful display 
> name) as a child of a virtual invisible node, which would hold the 
> display name for the first column.
>
>         [ Summary ]  (invisible, determines the first column's label)
>                  |
>            [TaskList]  (the real visible root)
>                |    |    |
>          .... subtasks .....
>
> In this way , it would be possible for the first column to have a 
> different name than the root visible node. Some changes would maybe be 
> needed into the rest of the code, to accomodate for the change in the 
> structure.
>
> Do you think , this would work for you?
>
> -Ondra
>
>     
> Tim Lebedkov wrote:
>
>> Hi Ondrej,
>>
>> Ondrej Rypacek wrote:
>>
>>> Well, I don't know of any other way of setting the first column in a 
>>> TreeTableView.
>>> Maybe, if the root node wasn't modified, but wrapped by a filter 
>>> node that would cover the original display name... it would keep the 
>>> original root (returned by createRootNode()) intact. But the node 
>>> obtained directly from ExplorerManager would be different.
>>>
>>> Would this work for you?
>>>
>>> + Ondra
>>>
>> I don't think that it solves the problem. What I need are different 
>> labels for the root node and for the first column.
>> I didn't find an issue for it so I filled a new one:
>> http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=43660
>>
>> --Tim
>>
>>
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