Vadeg wrote:
Code:
//Package private for unit tests
SheetTable table = new SheetTable();
PSheet psheet = new PSheet();
You would need to do somthing like
JTable findTable (Container startingContainer) {
if (startingContainer instanceof JTable) {
return (JTable) startingContainer;
}
for (Component c : startingContainer.getChildren() {
if (c instanceof Container) {
JTable result = findTable ((Container)c));
if (result != null) return result;
}
}
}
then listen on the selection model returned by the JTable's getSelectionModel() method.
Bear in mind, this approach is not highly recommended, since there is no official API for tracking selection in the property sheet. It would be better to have a supported API for it. At the same time, this should work for the forseeable future.
-Tim
