Re: Setting table row height according the renderer component



On Dec 21, 5:36 pm, "Oliver Wong" <o...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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On Dec 20, 10:18 pm, "Oliver Wong" <o...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Here, notice that the end of a string is marked "end of text"[code
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Works for me. I'm using Java 1.6.0.

1.I have to use 1.4*
2. are you sure it works? you saw the "end of text" string at the end
of every text cell? No, I only saw "end of text" for the cell with the snowboards, not the
cell with the "blah blah blah", so it doesn't actually work.

The problem is that you're using getPreferredSize() to try to determine
the height of the cells. In the case of
"Snowboard\nSnowboard\nSnowboard\nend of text" (or whatever), your text is 4
lines long, and so the preferred size has a height such that it's possible
to display 4 lines. But your "Bla bla bla bla bla bla" is just 1 super long
line, and so the preferred size is something like "width = 500px, height =
20px", i.e. a super wide, but short, rectangle.

Since in your code, you only keep the maximum height, the height for the
Snowboard text is kept, and thus the height is only big enough for 4 lines,
not for the 10 lines of your bla bla bla text.

It looks like you might have to perform line wrapping calculations
manually to get the effect you want.

- Oliver

I thought that a JTextPane wraps automatically, so if i limit it's
width the height is calculated automatically.
I was wrong?

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