Row index in the area (as displayed); -1 outside of rows.
Top position of the row in px.
Column index (model index over west + center + east); -1 outside of columns.
Left position of the column in px.
Optional areaIdent: AreaIdent"header", "body" or "footer".
Optional sideIdent: SideIdent"west" (fixed left), "center" or "east" (fixed right).
Optional originalEvent: MouseEventThe browser event – position, buttons, modifier keys.
1 = click, 2 = double-click on the same cell.
Horizontal distance in px while dragging.
Vertical distance in px while dragging.
Internal action of the clicked element (e.g. a tree arrow), otherwise empty.
Internal action of the clicked element (e.g. a tree arrow), otherwise empty.
Optional area"header", "body" or "footer".
1 = click, 2 = double-click on the same cell.
Column index (model index over west + center + east); -1 outside of columns.
Left position of the column in px.
Horizontal distance in px while dragging.
Vertical distance in px while dragging.
Optional originalThe browser event – position, buttons, modifier keys.
Row index in the area (as displayed); -1 outside of rows.
Top position of the row in px.
Optional side"west" (fixed left), "center" or "east" (fixed right).
A mouse event of the table: where it happened (area, side, row, column) plus the browser event. Passed to EventListenerIf.onMouseClicked, EventListenerIf.onContextmenu and the other mouse methods.
rowIndexis the row as displayed (after filter and sorting) – get your object withtableModel.getBodyModel().getRowByIndex(evt.rowIndex).Example
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Training: Events and a context menu of your own