Re: Table cell renderer problem - paint problem?

farseer <farseer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Please quote some context.

> yes, but what i don't understand is with out that "ELSE" clause, it
> works fine for Cells that use JLabel as their rendering component.

It only works fine for cells that use DefaultTableCellRenderer because
that always resets the Border in getTableCellRendererComponent.

>
> Also, when i add the else clause to set the border to null, it works,
> but still behaves a bit weird. for instance, if i click on row 5, then
> click on row 4, row 4's border appears a thicker than the other
> columns, as though it's drawing two borders. this only happens when
> going from a lower row, to a higher row...just weird.

Try setting a border with the same insets as your selection border.


Christian
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