FlatTableHeaderUI

[thammoud]

Hello,

Thank you for such a wonderful library. We use a combination of JTable and Jide tables (SortableTable etc). Noticed that the header column borders do not have the borders painted as FlatLF installs an empty border and does the painting in the FlatTableHeaderUI.paintColumnBorders for normal JTables. Jide installs their own header UI's and augment the painting using the DefaultTableHeaderRenderer.

It feels that the standard way is to provide a column border that does all the painting so that any Swing table (Subclasses) will simply work. Just wanted to hear your thoughts on this. Perhaps I am missing something. Thank you.

Tarek

[DevCharly]

Thank you for such a wonderful library.

Thx 😃

The reason for painting in FlatTableHeaderUI was to be able to paint the full scrollpane width
if JTable's autoResizeMode is set to OFF.

Here is what it looks like in Metal, which paints in column header borders:

Anyway I agree with you that doing it the standard way would be better.
Probably a combination of using column border painting and painting in FlatTableHeaderUI could archive the same result.
Will try this...

[DevCharly]

I've changed the painting in commit 4f2256f

It is now done the standard way in border FlatTableHeaderBorder

If you've sub-classed FlatTableHeaderUI, then this change may break it.
CC @ingokegel

Please try the latest snapshot and report issues:
https://github.com/JFormDesigner/FlatLaf#snapshots

[ingokegel]

Excellent and thanks for the heads up. It works fine if I just remove the call to paintColumnBorders in my derived classes.