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If someone edit the cell content of a JTable and press enter, the content is modified and the table selection moves to the next row.
Is that possible to forbid the JTable to go to the next row after a cell edition?
The reason is that my program synchronize some other widgets on cell selection using a ListSelectionListener, and I do not want to have the next row selected after editing the current cell.
The default binding for Enter is the
ActionnamedselectNextRowCell. To override the entry in theWHEN_ANCESTOR_OF_FOCUSED_COMPONENTinput map, you’ll need to supply adoNothing()Action, as suggested in How to Use Key Bindings: How to Make and Remove Key Bindings.