In "enter" mode (opened by typing) the arrow keys commit and move; in "edit" mode they move the caret. Default true.
Delete clears the selected cells, Backspace clears one cell and opens the editor. Default true.
Arrow keys, Tab, Enter and clicks select the active cell (Excel); Shift+arrows extend from it. Default true.
Ctrl/⌘+Enter in the editor writes the input into all selected cells. Default true.
true: columns without an own editable are editable (row numbers, checkbox and group columns, calculated
columns without valueSetter stay read only). Default false.
The value of a cleared cell (a column can have its own: ColumnDefIf.emptyValue). Default "".
Enter on a cell without editor: "edit" opens the editor (Google Sheets, default), "moveDown" moves down
(Excel). Checkbox, tree, group and detail cells keep their own Enter action.
Where Enter in the editor goes after committing (Shift+Enter: the opposite). Default "down".
At most this many cells are cleared at once (Delete). Default 1 000 000.
A printable key on a focused editable cell opens the editor with that character ("enter" mode). Default true.
Tab/Shift+Tab commit and move to the next/previous shown column. In the last (first) column Tab is not used:
the browser focus leaves the table (no keyboard trap). Default true.
Enter and double click select the text of the editor ("all", default) or put the caret at the end; F2 always at the end.
Excel-style editing (TableOptionsIf.editing): what typing, Enter, Tab, the arrow keys and Delete do.
editing: trueuses the defaults of EditingOptions; an object overrides single values.Example
Since
1.1.99