org.jdesktop.swingx.decorator
Class ResetDTCRColorHighlighter
java.lang.Object
org.jdesktop.swingx.decorator.AbstractHighlighter
org.jdesktop.swingx.decorator.ColorHighlighter
org.jdesktop.swingx.decorator.ResetDTCRColorHighlighter
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- Highlighter
public class ResetDTCRColorHighlighter
- extends ColorHighlighter
This is a hack around DefaultTableCellRenderer color "memory",
see Issue #258-swingx.
The issue is that the default has internal color management
which is different from other types of renderers. The
consequence of the internal color handling is that there's
a color memory which must be reset somehow. The "old" hack around
reset the xxColors of all types of renderers to the adapter's
target XXColors, introducing #178-swingx (Highlighgters must not
change any colors except those for which their color properties are
explicitly set).
This hack limits the interference to renderers of type
DefaultTableCellRenderer, applying a hacking highlighter which
resets the renderers XXColors to a previously "memorized"
color. Note that setting the color to null didn't have the desired
effect.
PENDING: extend ColorHighlighter
Method Summary |
java.awt.Component |
highlight(java.awt.Component renderer,
ComponentAdapter adapter)
applies the memory hack for renderers of type DefaultTableCellRenderer,
does nothing for other types. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
ResetDTCRColorHighlighter
public ResetDTCRColorHighlighter()
highlight
public java.awt.Component highlight(java.awt.Component renderer,
ComponentAdapter adapter)
- applies the memory hack for renderers of type DefaultTableCellRenderer,
does nothing for other types.
- Specified by:
highlight
in interface Highlighter
- Overrides:
highlight
in class AbstractHighlighter
- Parameters:
renderer
- the component to highlightadapter
- the renderee's component state.
- Returns:
- the decorated cell rendering component
- See Also:
AbstractHighlighter.canHighlight(Component, ComponentAdapter)
,
AbstractHighlighter.doHighlight(Component, ComponentAdapter)
,
AbstractHighlighter.getHighlightPredicate()