I use font size to zoom data view when I increase font the size column header height increase in the right way but when reset font size column header height don't decreased how can I fix that , I am use java fx u40
Check if it is not just a refresh problem.
One way of checking this is:
yourTable.getColumns().get(0).setVisible(false);
yourTable.getColumns().get(0).setVisible(true);
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I want to get the text width in pixels of each tree item from a TreeViewer having 2 columns, so that I can get the maximum sized tree item to fix it as its respective column's width.
I have already tried using pack method, but it doesn't solve my purpose, as it fits column width to content size for the 1st level items, but not from 2nd level onward.
Please suggest any other way to autofit the column width to content size in JFace TreeViewer in Java.
Two questions:
1.) How do I put a min limit on column resize in JTable?
2.) How do I stop data from showing a "..." on column resize when data can't fit into cell?
//Minimum width 100 for first column
table.getColumnModel().getColumn(0).setMinWidth(100);
About the ..., I am not sure you can do anything but keeping the minimum width of the cell according to its value.
I would like to set a fixed width for JComboBox, at present its width is setting based on maximum element length.I used JComboBox.setPrototypeDisplayValue("X").Now it is setting some width.But couldnot understand based on what width was set the to JComboBox.can any one help?
After i added a MenuButton I can not I can not get correct size
The tableView after load looks like this
How can i set each column's width to equal inner content width of that column ? OR Right blank space should be distributed in a balanced way
I can not do them both
tableColumns[i].setMinWidth(tableColumns[i].minWidthProperty().get() + 50);//does not work
tableView.columnResizePolicyProperty().set(...)//not work too
I'm working in Java using the Vaadin framework.
I have a table with 14 columns. My problem is that that there's a small gap to the right of the last column, like the beginning of a new column that shouldn't be there..
The image shows the problem:
I've tried solving it with using column expand ratio on the last column, but this makes it abnormally big..
Do any of you know of a property you can use, CSS or Java, that makes the columns stretch over the entire width of the table without causing large column disproportion?
This is known issue, it was closed already Ticket #6677
If you set your table to fullsize that should probably close the "gap".
YourTable.setSizeFull();
I gues you ahve your table in a layout. Set this layout margin to false and also remove spacing.