TreeTableView: how to catch doubleclicks on a row

[sergej]

Oh, well: asked yesterday on the wrong [nbusers] mailing list: too late
in the night to write emails... sorry for cross-posting.

On Wed, 2008-08-20 at 01:08 +0200, Sergio Bello wrote:

[Stanislav Aubrecht]

i think that double-click invokes selected node's default action (if it
has any)

stan

Sergio Bello wrote:

[Tom Wheeler]

To expand on Stan's answer a bit, you can override the
getPreferredAction() method of your node. Whatever action that method
returns will be invoked when the node is double clicked in the
TreeTableView. Of course, this is per-node change and not just a
per-view change, so this action would also be shown if the node was
double clicked in a different view (such as a BeanTreeView).


On 8/20/08, Stanislav Aubrecht <Stanislav.Aubrecht@sun.com> wrote:

[sergej]

Yes, I just implemented a default action that way, and was aware of the
implications.

Thanks to Stan for the advice, and thanks you, Tom, for the
clarifications.

When less pressed, I'll check the FAQ to see if I can submit two/three
lines on the argument to others profit.

Sergio

On Wed, 2008-08-20 at 08:37 -0500, Tom Wheeler wrote: