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[nb_release33](20011219), [jdk1.3.1](01) Steps to reproduce: - invoke Table Model Property Editor dialog - select cell "Type" , push Space - try to expand Combobox ( Space, Alt-down arrow, down arrow) -> it isn't possible to change Type by keyboard
2. It is possible focus disabled buttons by Shift-Tab Steps to reproduce: - (initial focus on Button "Insets") - Tab, Tab, ... < focused is "Columns"-textfield, Tab to "+" - <space> (add column) -> Insets, Delete, Move Up/Down buttons disabled - Shift-Tab, Shift-Tab, Shift-Tab ,... Shift-Tab ->you can give focus to disabled buttons Insets, Delete, Move Up/Down 3. Obscure Move Up/Down Steps to reproduce: - select Title 1 and type "My Title 1" 1. hit Alt-W (Move Down) -> some new copy of column are is created in new column position !!!! If you click on Move Up/Down by mouse it works correctly. 4. Obscure Delete/Insets Steps to reproduce: - select "Title 2" - hit Alt-l (Delete) -> last column is deleted ( not selected - selected column is deleted only if you click on button Delete by mouse it works correctly 5. It isn't possible close dialog by Esc ( maybe jdk issue )
Tomas, TableModelEditor is more or less a form editor's thing. Can you please take care of this issue? Thanks
ad 1 - the combobox does not react on keybord because it is not focused - the JTable does not focus it when displaying. ad 2 - this is a Swing/AWT issue - it can be demonstrated on a simple test form with three buttons. This is quite minor issue... ad 3 - this looks like JTable issue - it tries to process the Alt+W key, the current cell is activated (switched to the "write state"), and although the lines are changed, the active cell remains the same (so it might look like the line is copied, but it is not). ad 4 - not the last but the selected is deleted - but the titles are renamed automatically, so it might look like the last one would be deleted; this is not a bug. ad 5 - JTable tends to swallow Esc key (as well as JComboBox). So I see just 4 Swing issues here... I'll try to find some workarounds for 1, 3 and 4.
Made some workarounds for 1, 3 and 5. Fixed in 3.3.1. org/netbeans/beaninfo/editors/CustomTableModelEditor.java rev 1.18.6.1
Waw, it's really very nice. Thanx Tomas :0 verified in [nb331_dev](20020109)
Resolved for 3.4.x or earlier, no new info since then -> closing.