Table list resources
To use all of a table list's features, an application must set resources and callbacks for the table list widget and for its individual columns.
The columns of the table list widget are defined by the
columns resource that should be set to a collection of
EwTableColumn instances. The resources that can be set for each column are described in
"Table columns".
The table list widget supports the standard selection policies, plus additional policies for cell selection.
Standard selection policies
Additional policies for cell selection
XmSINGLESELECT
Standard selection policies apply to the rows in the table as a whole
XmEXTENDEDSELECT
Standard selection policies apply to the rows in the table as a whole
XmMULTIPLESELECT
Standard selection policies apply to the rows in the table as a whole
XmBROWSESELECT
Standard selection policies apply to the rows in the table as a whole
XmCELLSINGLESELECT
Allows individual cells to be selected
XmCELLBLOCKSELECT
Allows contiguous blocks of rows to be selected
The table list selection policies involve a separate protocol. Messages such as selectPos:notify: and deselectAllItems are used with the standard policies. Messages such as selectCell:notify: and deselectCell: are used with the cell selection policies. It is important to ensure that the protocol being used at any given time is appropriate for the widget's selection policy. Row selection methods should not be used with cell selection policies and vice versa.
Many resources affect the visual appearance of the table:
visualStyle
Specifies whether the rows or individual cells should have an etched, three dimensional appearance
headingSeparatorThickness
Controls the appearance of the line between column headings and the rows of cell values
headingVisualStyle
Specifies whether the column heading should have an etched, three dimensional appearance
rowSeparators
Specifies whether lines should be drawn between each row
separatorsToExtremes
Specifies whether row separators should stop at the last column or continue to the border of the widget
lockedColumns
Specifies the number of columns that should be locked on the left-hand side. When a column is locked, it does not scroll when the list is scrolled horizontally. This allows certain anchor columns to always remain visible, such as an icon or name column.
editable
Last modified date: 01/29/2015