javax.swing.DefaultRowSorter — clojure-interop/javax.swing 1.0.5

An implementation of RowSorter that provides sorting and filtering around a grid-based data model. Beyond creating and installing a RowSorter, you very rarely need to interact with one directly. Refer to TableRowSorter for a concrete implementation of RowSorter for JTable.

Sorting is done based on the current SortKeys, in order. If two objects are equal (the Comparator for the column returns 0) the next SortKey is used. If no SortKeys remain or the order is UNSORTED, then the order of the rows in the model is used.

Sorting of each column is done by way of a Comparator that you can specify using the setComparator method. If a Comparator has not been specified, the Comparator returned by Collator.getInstance() is used on the results of calling toString on the underlying objects. The Comparator is never passed null. A null value is treated as occurring before a non-null value, and two null values are considered equal.

If you specify a Comparator that casts its argument to a type other than that provided by the model, a ClassCastException will be thrown when the data is sorted.

In addition to sorting, DefaultRowSorter provides the ability to filter rows. Filtering is done by way of a RowFilter that is specified using the setRowFilter method. If no filter has been specified all rows are included.

By default, rows are in unsorted order (the same as the model) and every column is sortable. The default Comparators are documented in the subclasses (for example, TableRowSorter).

If the underlying model structure changes (the modelStructureChanged method is invoked) the following are reset to their default values: Comparators by column, current sort order, and whether each column is sortable. To find the default Comparators, see the concrete implementation (for example, TableRowSorter). The default sort order is unsorted (the same as the model), and columns are sortable by default.

If the underlying model structure changes (the modelStructureChanged method is invoked) the following are reset to their default values: Comparators by column, current sort order and whether a column is sortable.

DefaultRowSorter is an abstract class. Concrete subclasses must provide access to the underlying data by invoking setModelWrapper. The setModelWrapper method must be invoked soon after the constructor is called, ideally from within the subclass's constructor. Undefined behavior will result if you use a DefaultRowSorter without specifying a ModelWrapper.

DefaultRowSorter has two formal type parameters. The first type parameter corresponds to the class of the model, for example DefaultTableModel. The second type parameter corresponds to the class of the identifier passed to the RowFilter. Refer to TableRowSorter and RowFilter for more details on the type parameters.

->default-row-sorter clj

(->default-row-sorter)

Constructor.

Creates an empty DefaultRowSorter.

all-rows-changed clj

(all-rows-changed this)

Invoked when the contents of the underlying model have completely changed. The structure of the table is the same, only the contents have changed. This is typically sent when it is too expensive to characterize the change in terms of the other methods.

You normally do not call this method. This method is public to allow view classes to call it.

convert-row-index-to-model clj

(convert-row-index-to-model this index)

Returns the location of index in terms of the underlying model. That is, for the row index in the coordinates of the view this returns the row index in terms of the underlying model.

index - the row index in terms of the underlying view - int

returns: row index in terms of the view - int

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if index is outside the range of the view

convert-row-index-to-view clj

(convert-row-index-to-view this index)

Returns the location of index in terms of the view. That is, for the row index in the coordinates of the underlying model this returns the row index in terms of the view.

index - the row index in terms of the underlying model - int

returns: row index in terms of the view, or -1 if index has been filtered out of the view - int

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if index is outside the range of the model

get-comparator clj

(get-comparator this column)

Returns the Comparator for the specified column. This will return null if a Comparator has not been specified for the column.

column - the column to fetch the Comparator for, in terms of the underlying model - int

returns: the Comparator for the specified column - java.util.Comparator<?>

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if column is outside the range of the underlying model

get-max-sort-keys clj

(get-max-sort-keys this)

Returns the maximum number of sort keys.

returns: the maximum number of sort keys - int

get-model clj

(get-model this)

Returns the underlying model.

returns: the underlying model - M

get-model-row-count clj

(get-model-row-count this)

Returns the number of rows in the underlying model.

returns: number of rows in the underlying model - int

get-row-filter clj

(get-row-filter this)

Returns the filter that determines which rows, if any, should be hidden from view.

returns: the filter - javax.swing.RowFilter<? super M,? super I>

get-sort-keys clj

(get-sort-keys this)

Returns the current sort keys. This returns an unmodifiable non-null List. If you need to change the sort keys, make a copy of the returned List, mutate the copy and invoke setSortKeys with the new list.

returns: the current sort order - java.util.List<? extends javax.swing.RowSorter$SortKey>

get-sorts-on-updates? clj

(get-sorts-on-updates? this)

Returns true if a sort should happen when the underlying model is updated; otherwise, returns false.

returns: whether or not to sort when the model is updated - boolean

get-view-row-count clj

(get-view-row-count this)

Returns the number of rows in the view. If the contents have been filtered this might differ from the row count of the underlying model.

returns: number of rows in the view - int

model-structure-changed clj

(model-structure-changed this)

Invoked when the underlying model structure has completely changed. For example, if the number of columns in a TableModel changed, this method would be invoked.

You normally do not call this method. This method is public to allow view classes to call it.

rows-deleted clj

(rows-deleted this first-row end-row)

Invoked when rows have been deleted from the underlying model in the specified range (inclusive).

The arguments give the indices of the effected range and are in terms of the model before the change. For example, if you have a 5-row model and delete 3 items from the end of the model the indices are 2, 4.

You normally do not call this method. This method is public to allow view classes to call it.

first-row - the first row - int end-row - the last row - int

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if either argument is outside the range of the model before the change, or firstRow > endRow

rows-inserted clj

(rows-inserted this first-row end-row)

Invoked when rows have been inserted into the underlying model in the specified range (inclusive).

The arguments give the indices of the effected range. The first argument is in terms of the model before the change, and must be less than or equal to the size of the model before the change. The second argument is in terms of the model after the change and must be less than the size of the model after the change. For example, if you have a 5-row model and add 3 items to the end of the model the indices are 5, 7.

You normally do not call this method. This method is public to allow view classes to call it.

first-row - the first row - int end-row - the last row - int

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if either argument is invalid, or firstRow > endRow

rows-updated clj

(rows-updated this first-row end-row)

(rows-updated this first-row end-row column)

Invoked when the column in the rows have been updated in the underlying model between the specified range.

You normally do not call this method. This method is public to allow view classes to call it.

first-row - the first row, in terms of the underlying model - int end-row - the last row, in terms of the underlying model - int column - the column that has changed, in terms of the underlying model - int

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if either argument is outside the range of the underlying model after the change, firstRow > endRow, or column is outside the range of the underlying model

set-comparator clj

(set-comparator this column comparator)

Sets the Comparator to use when sorting the specified column. This does not trigger a sort. If you want to sort after setting the comparator you need to explicitly invoke sort.

column - the index of the column the Comparator is to be used for, in terms of the underlying model - int comparator - the Comparator to use - java.util.Comparator

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if column is outside the range of the underlying model

set-max-sort-keys clj

(set-max-sort-keys this max)

Sets the maximum number of sort keys. The number of sort keys determines how equal values are resolved when sorting. For example, assume a table row sorter is created and setMaxSortKeys(2) is invoked on it. The user clicks the header for column 1, causing the table rows to be sorted based on the items in column 1. Next, the user clicks the header for column 2, causing the table to be sorted based on the items in column 2; if any items in column 2 are equal, then those particular rows are ordered based on the items in column 1. In this case, we say that the rows are primarily sorted on column 2, and secondarily on column 1. If the user then clicks the header for column 3, then the items are primarily sorted on column 3 and secondarily sorted on column 2. Because the maximum number of sort keys has been set to 2 with setMaxSortKeys, column 1 no longer has an effect on the order.

The maximum number of sort keys is enforced by toggleSortOrder. You can specify more sort keys by invoking setSortKeys directly and they will all be honored. However if toggleSortOrder is subsequently invoked the maximum number of sort keys will be enforced. The default value is 3.

max - the maximum number of sort keys - int

throws: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if max < 1

set-row-filter clj

(set-row-filter this filter)

Sets the filter that determines which rows, if any, should be hidden from the view. The filter is applied before sorting. A value of null indicates all values from the model should be included.

RowFilter's include method is passed an Entry that wraps the underlying model. The number of columns in the Entry corresponds to the number of columns in the ModelWrapper. The identifier comes from the ModelWrapper as well.

This method triggers a sort.

filter - the filter used to determine what entries should be included - javax.swing.RowFilter

set-sort-keys clj

(set-sort-keys this sort-keys)

Sets the sort keys. This creates a copy of the supplied List; subsequent changes to the supplied List do not effect this DefaultRowSorter. If the sort keys have changed this triggers a sort.

sort-keys - the new SortKeys; null is a shorthand for specifying an empty list, indicating that the view should be unsorted - java.util.List

throws: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - if any of the values in sortKeys are null or have a column index outside the range of the model

set-sortable clj

(set-sortable this column sortable)

Sets whether or not the specified column is sortable. The specified value is only checked when toggleSortOrder is invoked. It is still possible to sort on a column that has been marked as unsortable by directly setting the sort keys. The default is true.

column - the column to enable or disable sorting on, in terms of the underlying model - int sortable - whether or not the specified column is sortable - boolean

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if column is outside the range of the model

set-sorts-on-updates clj

(set-sorts-on-updates this sorts-on-updates)

If true, specifies that a sort should happen when the underlying model is updated (rowsUpdated is invoked). For example, if this is true and the user edits an entry the location of that item in the view may change. The default is false.

sorts-on-updates - whether or not to sort on update events - boolean

sort clj

(sort this)

Sorts and filters the rows in the view based on the sort keys of the columns currently being sorted and the filter, if any, associated with this sorter. An empty sortKeys list indicates that the view should unsorted, the same as the model.

sortable? clj

(sortable? this column)

Returns true if the specified column is sortable; otherwise, false.

column - the column to check sorting for, in terms of the underlying model - int

returns: true if the column is sortable - boolean

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if column is outside the range of the underlying model

toggle-sort-order clj

(toggle-sort-order this column)

Reverses the sort order from ascending to descending (or descending to ascending) if the specified column is already the primary sorted column; otherwise, makes the specified column the primary sorted column, with an ascending sort order. If the specified column is not sortable, this method has no effect.

column - index of the column to make the primary sorted column, in terms of the underlying model - int

throws: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException - if column is outside the range of the underlying model