The swingutils.models package offers a collection of useful models for most Swing components that require the use of models.
This class wraps a Python list object and implements the javax.swing.ListModel interface. You can access as any normal list, but it also fires list events when its contents are modified.
This class wraps a Python list object and implements the javax.swing.table.TableModel` interface. All elements of the wrapped list are expected to be lists or tuples (or any other indexed collections). Column names and types are provided in the constructor as a series of 2-tuples:
from java.lang import String, Integer
from swingutils.models.table import DelegateTableModel
model = DelegateTableModel(somedata, ('Name', String), ('Age', Integer), 'Hometown')
As you probably noticed, the last column was not a tuple, but a string. This translates to ('HomeTown', Object). The reason why types are given as Java types is to give the default column renderer a hint for choosing the correct renderer for this column.
This table model is much more useful than its parent class (DelegateTableModel). The contents of the wrapped list object are expected to be objects, and columns are mapped to their attributes. Therefore the constructor expects an series of 3-tuples (name, type, attribute name). You can no longer use the name-only shortcut of only providing the name as a string – you have to give all three values.
This is a utility class that you can use on a table that has an ObjectTableModel as its model. It tracks the table selection and provides the selectedValue and selectedModelRow bound properties.
This is basically the same as DelegateListModel, but works as a combo box model.