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oh, the cell is the full width

that woudl explain why it'd not work

Swing, its just the label

@edvin you're bang on. That works until the treeview is full

frustrating this one

I need to find a way to change the treeview to not have the cell across the entire width. Shame there is no option that allows for it or not; i.e. to have it trigger when only over the label/text of the cell. If you have no need for what I need, then allow it for the width. HOWEVER, I know this is Javafx and not your implementation.

Now tempted to build my own treeview

Very easy in Swing to do, so wondering if it might be worth it here. Although I was hoping to finish by monday. Going to cost me money... ggrrr

Just going to have to show the root for now. It's a real blow.

@sp33dy You could detect if there is a label or other ui component under the mouse as you mentioned, that would at least give you want you want for now

oh? is that possible

I guess I take the mouse event and call the TreeView to tell me?

sorry, I'll google answer

Let me try

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That might do what you want

Thanks Edvin, I'll try it shortly. Got to take daughter to her pamper session 😞 Taxi for 13year old

Hehe 🙂

ruddy kids

Before I go, something else Ill be pondering on. I need to rename file, after the node tree cell edit

I capture on the onChange

If you do this, I would suggest changing the CSS so that only the text/label is highlighted, not the entire width of the row by the way. If not it would probably be a little confusing

IF the file exists, can I cancel the NODE update? I.e. I throw an already file exists exception. I just wondered if OnEditCommit is too late?

brb

You might be able to cancel from the editcommit callback

In fact, I believe the value has not been written back to your property when onEditCommit is called

Some places in the framework, we actually have to set the value into the property manually in onEditCommit to be able to provide a callback to the user where the value is already written

@edvin using the disclosurepane works, thanks. Makes selection a little harder and there's a little flickering. HOWEVER, it works and provides the feature client requires. Now looking into the callback on onEdit

@edvin. OH! So the callback is the updateItem in my customer cell editor. Should I be performing the file rename in there rather than in the onEditCommit of the TreeView?