Programmatically Starting Cell Editing in a JTable Component : Table « Swing JFC « Java

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Java » Swing JFC » Table Screenshots  Programmatically Starting Cell Editing in a JTable Component import javax.swing.JTable; public class Main {   public static void main(String[] argv) throws Exception {     int rows = 10;     int cols = 5;     JTable table = new JTable(rows, cols);     table.setColumnSelectionAllowed(true);     table.setRowSelectionAllowed(true);     int row = 1;     int col = 3;     boolean success = table.editCellAt(row, col);     if (success) {       boolean toggle = false;       boolean extend = false;       table.changeSelection(row, col, toggle, extend);     }   } }   Related examples in the same category 1.  Creating a JTable Component 2.  Creates tables that allow rows and columns to be added or deleted 3.  Build a table from list data and column names 4.  Getting the Number of Rows and Columns in a JTable Component 5.  Appending a Row to a JTable Component 6.  Add columns to a table through DefaultTableModel 7.  Insert a row to a table through DefaultTableModel 8.  Insert a row to a table through DefaultTableModel at specified row 9.  Scroll Table Sample 10.  Simple demonstration of JTable 11.  Create a table with two dimensional array 12.  Create table with Unicode data 13.  Use Table to display type data(Integer, Boolean, Color) 14.  Resize Table 15.  Expense Table 16.  StockTable 6: Action and Dynamic Display 17.  JTable selection events 18.  A table with the ability to play with row and column selections 19.  Table Selection mode 20.  Use code to change Table Selection 21.  Display ResultSet in Table (JTable) 22.  JTable(Table) with JDBC and ResultSet 23.  ResultSet Table: extends AbstractTable and combine the ResultSet 24.  List UI Properties in a JTable and sortable 25.  Property Table: Use JTable to display and edit properties 26.  Table with tool tips for both cells and column headers 27.  StockTable 4: Table Sorter 28.  Table Sort Test 29.  JTable sorter:click the table header to sort a column and a table 30.  Creating image out of a JTable 31.  JTable.setSelectionMode(ListSelectionModel.MULTIPLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION); 32.  JTable.setSelectionMode(ListSelectionModel.SINGLE_SELECTION); 33.  JTable.setColumnSelectionAllowed(boolean b); 34.  JTable.setRowSelectionAllowed(boolean b); 35.  JTable.setCellSelectionEnabled(boolean b); 36.  Handle selection and model change events for a JTable. 37.  ListSelectionModel rowSelMod = JTable.getSelectionModel(); 38.  ListSelectionModel colSelMod = JTable.getColumnModel().getSelectionModel(); 39.  JTree.getModel().addTreeModelListener(new TreeModelListener()) 40.  Move the last visible column so it becomes the first visible column 41.  the last column is moved to the first position 42.  Allowing the User to Resize a Column in a JTable Component 43.  Retrieve the value in the visible cell (1,2) in a JTable 44.  Retrieve the value in cell (1,2) from the model 45.  Change a cell in the 2nd visible column 46.  Change a cell in the 3rd column in the model 47.  Showing the Table Header in a Non-Scrollable JTable Component 48.  Changing the Name of a Column in a JTable Component 49.  Displaying an Icon in a Column Head of a JTable Component 50.  Implementing Variable-Height Column Headers in a JTable Component 51.  Removing the Column Headers from a Scrollable in a JTable Component 52.  Creating a Custom Column Header Renderer in a JTable Component 53.  Setting Column Header Tool Tips in a JTable Components 54.  Setting Tool Tips on Cells in a JTable Component 55.  Enable row selection (default) in a JTable 56.  Enable column selection in a JTable 57.  Enable cell selection in a JTable 58.  Get default selection mode:MULTIPLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION 59.  Allow only single a selection 60.  Allow selection to span one contiguous set of rows, visible columns, or block of cells 61.  Allow multiple selections of rows, visible columns, or cell blocks (default) 62.  Select a column - column 0 in a JTable 63.  Select an additional range of columns - columns 1 to 2 64.  Deselect a range of columns - columns 0 to 1 65.  Select a row - row 0 66.  Select an additional range of rows - rows 1 to 2 67.  Deselect a range of rows - rows 0 to 1 68.  Select a cell: cell (2,1) 69.  Extend the selection to include all cells (5,3) 70.  Deselect a cell: cell (3,2), All cells in the row and column containing (3,2) are deselected. 71.  Toggles the selection state, if it were called again, it exactly reverses the first call. 72.  Select all cells 73.  Deselect all cells 74.  Column selection is enabled, get the indices of the selected columns 75.  Row selection is enabled, Get the indices of the selected rows 76.  Get selected row and selected index 77.  Get the min and max ranges of selected cells 78.  Check each cell in the min and max ranges of selected cells 79.  Disabling Selections in a JTable Component 80.  Getting the Anchor Cell in a JTable Component 81.  Creating a Scrollable JTable Component 82.  Disable auto resizing to make the table horizontal scrollable 83.  Determining If a Cell Is Visible in a JTable Component 84.  Making a Cell Visible in a JTable Component 85.  Scrolling a Cell to the Center of a JTable Component 86.  Show both horizontal and vertical grid lines (the default) 87.  Don't show any grid lines 88.  Show only vertical grid lines 89.  Show only horizontal grid lines 90.  Set the grid color 91.  Getting the Gap Size Between Cells in a JTable Component 92.  Add 5 spaces to the left and right sides of a cell. 93.  Increase the row height 94.  Save the current value in the cell being edited and stops the editing process 95.  Discard any changes made by the user and stops the editing process 96.  Disabling User Edits in a JTable 97.  Disabling User Edits in a JTable with DefaultTableModel 98.  Sorting the Rows in a JTable Component Based on a Column 99.  Sorting a Column in a JTable Component 100.  Listening for Selection Events in a JTable Component 101.  Listening for Changes to the Rows and Columns of a JTable Component 102.  Listening for Column-Related Changes in a JTable Component 103.  Listening for Clicks on a Column Header in a JTable Component 104.  Sorting and Filtering Tables 105.  Use a regexFilter to filter table content 106.  Creating a JTable with rows of variable height