/* * @(#)TableColumnModel.java 1.25 04/05/05 * * Copyright 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. * SUN PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL. Use is subject to license terms. */ package javax.swing.table; import java.util.Enumeration; import javax.swing.event.ChangeEvent; import javax.swing.event.*; import javax.swing.*; /** * Defines the requirements for a table column model object suitable for * use with JTable. * * @version 1.25 05/05/04 * @author Alan Chung * @author Philip Milne * @see DefaultTableColumnModel */ public interface TableColumnModel { // // Modifying the model // /** * Appends aColumn to the end of the * tableColumns array. * This method posts a columnAdded * event to its listeners. * * @param aColumn the TableColumn to be added * @see #removeColumn */ public void addColumn(TableColumn aColumn); /** * Deletes the TableColumn column from the * tableColumns array. This method will do nothing if * column is not in the table's column list. * This method posts a columnRemoved * event to its listeners. * * @param column the TableColumn to be removed * @see #addColumn */ public void removeColumn(TableColumn column); /** * Moves the column and its header at columnIndex to * newIndex. The old column at columnIndex * will now be found at newIndex. The column that used * to be at newIndex is shifted left or right * to make room. This will not move any columns if * columnIndex equals newIndex. This method * posts a columnMoved event to its listeners. * * @param columnIndex the index of column to be moved * @param newIndex index of the column's new location * @exception IllegalArgumentException if columnIndex or * newIndex * are not in the valid range */ public void moveColumn(int columnIndex, int newIndex); /** * Sets the TableColumn's column margin to * newMargin. This method posts * a columnMarginChanged event to its listeners. * * @param newMargin the width, in pixels, of the new column margins * @see #getColumnMargin */ public void setColumnMargin(int newMargin); // // Querying the model // /** * Returns the number of columns in the model. * @return the number of columns in the model */ public int getColumnCount(); /** * Returns an Enumeration of all the columns in the model. * @return an Enumeration of all the columns in the model */ public Enumeration getColumns(); /** * Returns the index of the first column in the table * whose identifier is equal to identifier, * when compared using equals. * * @param columnIdentifier the identifier object * @return the index of the first table column * whose identifier is equal to identifier * @exception IllegalArgumentException if identifier * is null, or no * TableColumn has this * identifier * @see #getColumn */ public int getColumnIndex(Object columnIdentifier); /** * Returns the TableColumn object for the column at * columnIndex. * * @param columnIndex the index of the desired column * @return the TableColumn object for * the column at columnIndex */ public TableColumn getColumn(int columnIndex); /** * Returns the width between the cells in each column. * @return the margin, in pixels, between the cells */ public int getColumnMargin(); /** * Returns the index of the column that lies on the * horizontal point, xPosition; * or -1 if it lies outside the any of the column's bounds. * * In keeping with Swing's separable model architecture, a * TableColumnModel does not know how the table columns actually appear on * screen. The visual presentation of the columns is the responsibility * of the view/controller object using this model (typically JTable). The * view/controller need not display the columns sequentially from left to * right. For example, columns could be displayed from right to left to * accomodate a locale preference or some columns might be hidden at the * request of the user. Because the model does not know how the columns * are laid out on screen, the given xPosition should not be * considered to be a coordinate in 2D graphics space. Instead, it should * be considered to be a width from the start of the first column in the * model. If the column index for a given X coordinate in 2D space is * required, JTable.columnAtPoint can be used instead. * * @return the index of the column; or -1 if no column is found * @see javax.swing.JTable#columnAtPoint */ public int getColumnIndexAtX(int xPosition); /** * Returns the total width of all the columns. * @return the total computed width of all columns */ public int getTotalColumnWidth(); // // Selection // /** * Sets whether the columns in this model may be selected. * @param flag true if columns may be selected; otherwise false * @see #getColumnSelectionAllowed */ public void setColumnSelectionAllowed(boolean flag); /** * Returns true if columns may be selected. * @return true if columns may be selected * @see #setColumnSelectionAllowed */ public boolean getColumnSelectionAllowed(); /** * Returns an array of indicies of all selected columns. * @return an array of integers containing the indicies of all * selected columns; or an empty array if nothing is selected */ public int[] getSelectedColumns(); /** * Returns the number of selected columns. * * @return the number of selected columns; or 0 if no columns are selected */ public int getSelectedColumnCount(); /** * Sets the selection model. * * @param newModel a ListSelectionModel object * @see #getSelectionModel */ public void setSelectionModel(ListSelectionModel newModel); /** * Returns the current selection model. * * @return a ListSelectionModel object * @see #setSelectionModel */ public ListSelectionModel getSelectionModel(); // // Listener // /** * Adds a listener for table column model events. * * @param x a TableColumnModelListener object */ public void addColumnModelListener(TableColumnModelListener x); /** * Removes a listener for table column model events. * * @param x a TableColumnModelListener object */ public void removeColumnModelListener(TableColumnModelListener x); }