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e923. Moving a Column in a JTable ComponentMoving a column requires the index of the column to be moved and a position specified. The index of a column is 0-based; the first column has index 0. Positions are locations between columns. For example, if there are 2 columns in a table, there are 3 possible position - - 0, 1,and 2. Moving a column to position 0 makes the column the first column. Moving a column to position 2 makes the column the last column.int rows = 10; int cols = 5; JTable table = new JTable(rows, cols); // Move the last visible column so it becomes the first visible column int vSrcColIndex = table.getColumnCount()-1; int vDstColIndex = 0; table.moveColumn(vSrcColIndex, vDstColIndex);
e916. Enumerating the Columns in a JTable Component e917. Setting the Width of a Column in a JTable Component e918. Setting the Column Resize Mode of a JTable Component e919. Locking the Width of a Column in a JTable Component e920. Appending a Column to a JTable Component e921. Inserting a Column in a JTable Component e922. Removing a Column from a JTable Component e924. Allowing the User to Move a Column in a JTable Component e925. Allowing the User to Resize a Column in a JTable Component
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