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Bug
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Resolution: Cannot Reproduce
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P4
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None
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1.1.4
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None
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generic
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windows_nt
cah filed for PeopleSoft. Talked with Philip as to whether this is a
bug or expected behavior. He'll be investigating the resize issues
with JTable and determine if this is a bug.
Setting the AUTO_RESIZE_LAST_COLUMN property doesn't take into account
resizing the other columns in the table.
For example, the user has an applet that has width of 200. The JTable
contains 3 columns each with width of 50. The last column will take
up the extra space so the columns will have widths of 50, 50, 100.
Resize the first column so that it's width is 75. The user feels the
correct behavior is to have the last column reduced by the amount that
the first column was resized, which would be 25 so now the column
widths would be 75, 50, 75.
bug or expected behavior. He'll be investigating the resize issues
with JTable and determine if this is a bug.
Setting the AUTO_RESIZE_LAST_COLUMN property doesn't take into account
resizing the other columns in the table.
For example, the user has an applet that has width of 200. The JTable
contains 3 columns each with width of 50. The last column will take
up the extra space so the columns will have widths of 50, 50, 100.
Resize the first column so that it's width is 75. The user feels the
correct behavior is to have the last column reduced by the amount that
the first column was resized, which would be 25 so now the column
widths would be 75, 50, 75.
- relates to
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JDK-8234071 JTable.AUTO_RESIZE_LAST_COLUMN acts like AUTO_RESIZE_ALL_COLUMNS
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- Resolved
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