QuickTableFilterField implementation question

[rizwanrafique]

I have a SortableTable with MyTableModel and a QuickTableFilterField. Adding as follows...

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      MyTableModel tableModel = new MyTableModel(someData);
                SortableTable table = new SortableTable();
      QuickTableFilterField filterField = new QuickTableFilterField();
      filterField.setTableModel(tableModel);
      filterField.setTable(table);
      filterField.setColumnIndices(new int[] {0});
      
      table.setModel(filterField.getDisplayTableModel());


Filters are added and work fine.

The problem:
I capture mouse events (mouseRelease) that needs a column and row number to get data from underlying model. When using filters the column and rows that are returned are of the final table that is displayed. For example, I have 10 rows in table and only rows 5 and 6 are displayed after filtering data. Their row number in table is naturally 0 and 1 (as there are now only two rows on the table). When clicking on any of the rows I want their correct number (5 or 6) in my MouseEvent. This gets even trickier when table is sorted.

I get rows in mouseReleased using following code:

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       int tableRow = table.originalRowAtPoint(event.getPoint());
      int actualRow = table.getActualRowAt(tableRow);


Any ideas?

[rizwanrafique]

No worries. Solved. Posted too soon I guess.

This helped:

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   int actualRow = table.getActualRowAt(table.originalRowAtPoint(event.getPoint()));

   FilterableTableModel filterable = (FilterableTableModel) tilterField.getDisplayTableModel();
   actualRow = filterable.getActualRowAt(actualRow);


[JIDE Support]

Actually, I recommend you to use methods in TableModelWrapperUtils to do the row conversion.

Thanks,