swingutils.models.table

class swingutils.models.table.DelegateTableModel(delegate, *args)

Table model that wraps any list-like object, and fires events when its contents are manipulated (through the table model).

The __columns__ attribute should be a sequence of (name, class) tuples. The name is used for displaying column headers, and class is used for identifying the type of objects in this column (usually for the purpose of choosing an appropriate cell renderer). You can either override __columns__ in a subclass, or supply it via the constructor.

List data is assumed to be a two-dimensional table (list of lists).

refresh()

Forces a visual refresh for all rows on related tables. Use this method to visually update tables after you have done changes that did not fire the appropriate table events.

class swingutils.models.table.ObjectTableModel(delegate, *args)

A variant of DelegateTableModel where each row in the delegate is assumed to be a single object.

Columns are mapped to object attributes. The __column__ attribute should be a sequence of (name, class, attrname) tuples where attrname is the name of the attribute the column is mapped to.

getObjectIndex(obj)

Returns the row number that contains the object that is equal to the given object.

Returns:the row number, or -1 if no match was found

getSelectedObject(table)

Returns the selected object, or first selected object if the table has multi-row selection enabled.

getSelectedObjects(table)

Returns objects that have been selected in the given table. This table model must be the given table’s model.

Returns:objects that were selected in the given table Return type:list

getVisibleObjects(table)

Returns objects not hidden by any table filters. This table model must be the given table’s model.

Returns:objects that were visible in the given table Return type:list

class swingutils.models.table.TableSelectionMirror(table)

This class provides a “mirror” for the given table’s currently selected object, with support for bound properties regardless of whether the target object itself supports bound properties or not.

This is only useful for use with list-like table models, such as ObjectTableModel.