Determine row height uitable

Is it possible to determine the height of a row in a uitable? I'd like to change the size of my table to accommodate the # of rows I am displaying. I'd prefer to do this without resorting to getting the java object ...

Answer 1

[Yair Altman]

Use findjobj to get the uitable's underlying Java JTable reference, and then simply do:

height = jtable.getRowHeight();

or if you are using different heights for different rows, then:

heights = jtable.getRowHeights();

More on stuff like this in my Matlab-Java programming book.

Answer 2

[Marius Rusu]

Hi,

I had some troubles achieving this but in the end I managed to make it work. Just to share with others (PS. you have to replace hObject with the handle to your object):

jScrollPane = findjobj(hObject);
jtable = jScrollPane.getViewport.getView;
height = jtable.getRowHeight()
jtable.setRowHeight(height*2)

Marius

Answer 3

[Walter Roberson]

If you are talking about a sort of equivalent to Extent for a single cell or single row, then No, there is no (documented) MATLAB mechanism for determining that. There is an Extent for the uitable as a whole, and a Position for the uitable, but if the Extent is bigger than the Position then one or more rows is not visible (and there is a scroll-bar to access it.) I was not able to determine the number of visible rows.

Now, doing this in Java is probably a different matter. See undocumentedmatlab.com for all kinds of goodies.