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How do I create a JTextField as an element of JList?
This example uses an EditableJList, a custom JList that only allows an EditableJList.EditableListModel as model. Our EditableListModel can only contain JTextComponents (JTextField, JTextArea, ...) items.
The behavior is such that when double-clicking on the JList, the selected item is detected using the method locationToIndex and a border is added to it. The border will be removed when the textfield looses focus. To ensure that the JList element is being updated while editing the textfield, every DocumentEvent is captured and fireContentsChanged is called.
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Author of answer: Joris Van den Bogaert
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