> > You can currently set the upper left scroll pane corner. Do you think there > is a strong use case for setting the other corner components? >
Maybe not all of them. I've seen the upper right corner (i.e. next to the table header in a scrollable table) used for a table-related popup. >> - It would be nice to define some standard mechanism of daisy-chaining >>TableView#CellRenderer classes to implement things like row highlighting. > > I'm not sure what you mean here - could you elaborate? > What I often want to do is to enhance the existing CellRenderer behaviour, to implement row-highlighting for example. Hmm, I think that is reasonably easily achieved by subclassing TableViewCellRenderer, so I withdraw my comment :-) But that being said, I don't see an easy way to subclass TableViewCellRenderer and override the toString() phase of the render(...) process. Which is often essential for properly displaying enumerated types.
