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What are the nested columns in javafx tableview?


Asked by Coen Reid on Dec 12, 2021 FAQ



Nested Columns The JavaFX TableView supports nesting of the TableColumn instances you add to it. By nesting columns is simply meant that a table column named "Customer" can be subdivided into two nested columns - e.g. "Customer No" and "Name". And the "Name" column can be subdivided again into "First Name" and "Last Name".
Next,
The JavaFX TableView supports nesting of the TableColumn instances you add to it. By nesting columns is simply meant that a table column named "Customer" can be subdivided into two nested columns - e.g. "Customer No" and "Name".
Moreover, The columns are created by using the TableColumn class. The getColumns method of the TableView class adds the previously created columns to the table. In your applications, you can use this method to dynamically add and remove columns.
In respect to this,
There are two ways rows can be sorted. The first way is for the user to click on the TableColumn header cell (where the column title is displayed). This will sort the rows in the TableView after the values of that column.
In fact,
We can use TableView, TableColumn, and TableCell classes from JavaFX API to represent data in a tabular form. The data in a table is filled by implementing the data model and by applying a cell factory. The table classes can sort data in columns and to resize columns when necessary.