I d like to comfort the user by automatically jump to the next cell in a tableviewer, when a previous editing is completed. The user needs to modify start- endtimes in a list of entries. I was wondering how am I supposed to manually (programatically) trigger the CellEditor for a specific cell. I haven t seen that before in Eclipse, so "monkey see, monkey do" doesn t seem to help this time. :)
Thanks for your time
Not a complete answer but maybe helpful enough for your problem..
First you need to detect when the editing is completed. Difficult, if the cell editor allows for text inputs, easier, if it provides a combo box for selecting an element.
You can add a ICellEditorListener to a CellEditor. The listener is called whenever the editor value has changed. And this is the trigger to check if the editing is completed and, if yes, proceed to the next cell editor (so you have to define a cell editor sequence to lookup the next one. A simple Map could be enough).
Hope it helps!
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