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Couldosh
Couldosh

Reputation: 391

Add data from a array to diffferents columns of a TableView javafx

I have a InfosPatient class which contains the informations of a patient: His different names (birth name, official name...), different address (primary, work...), different phone numbers and other informations (sexe, birth date)

Here's is the class:

public class InfosPatient {
private Identity[] identities;
private String birthDate="";
private String sexe="";
private Adresse[] adresse;
private NumeroTelephone[] telephones;
private String numeroCafat="",numeroMed="";}

Here's the Identity class: 

public class Identity {
private String prenom,nom;
private TypeNom typeNom;

TypeNom is an enumeration with 2 different values: Usuel (official name) and Naissance (birth name).

The address and phones classes are similar (with enumerations).

So my question is:

How to add in a TableView row the different identities in different columns?

I want to have a column with the birth name and another with the official name. Like this: One column with the official name and surname, a second with the birth name and surname.

Thank you for your help.

PS: To access a specific identity, I use this:

public Identity getIdentity(TypeNom typeNom) {
    for (Identity identity:this.identities) {
        if (identity.getTypeNom() == typeNom){
            return identity;
        }
    }
    return null;
}

Upvotes: 0

Views: 80

Answers (1)

Couldosh
Couldosh

Reputation: 391

Okay so I find a solution: I just needed to use a ReadOnlyStringWrapper:

TableColumn<InfosPatient,Identity> identiteUsuelle = new TableColumn<>("Nom usuel");
TableColumn<InfosPatient,String> prenomUsuel = new TableColumn<>("Prenom");
prenomUsuel.setCellValueFactory(cellData -> new ReadOnlyStringWrapper(cellData.getValue().getIdentity(TypeNom.USUEL).getPrenom()));
TableColumn<InfosPatient,String> nomUsuel = new TableColumn<>("Nom");
nomUsuel.setCellValueFactory(cellData -> new ReadOnlyStringWrapper(cellData.getValue().getIdentity(TypeNom.USUEL).getNom()));

Upvotes: 1

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