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Ok, here it is with the "CellEditor" again

 
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Sorry I have to repost this as a new topic. And I have put up a working example here. please copy and paste and then let me know where you find the
table cellEditor gets lost.
Thanks a lot.
Please click on "check table cell editor" after the frame shows up.


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(Big sigh)
Ok, just in case anyone else would wondering the same thing, here is the
answer to my posted question:
The getCellEditor in JTable returns the cellEditor only when there is data
in the table and the cellEditor is being edited -- ie, getting the focus by
double click on the cell.


bing
 
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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