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rafalele Unregistered	Posted Tuesday, November 9, 2004 @ 07:20:54 Hi again, and thanks i advance again. I'm trying to insert an empty record to fill it after using setValueAt. If the table has at least one record, everything works OK, but if the table is empty I get the next error from set value, trying to fill row 0 and column 0 with a valid value: Index: -1, Size: 10 The process works OK with the rest of the columns.
Admin Board Owner Gender: Unspecified Location: Registered: Jul 2003 Status: Offline Posts: 9	Posted Thursday, November 11, 2004 @ 17:24:42 It tried the following immediately after creating a new instance of DBTable dBTable1.insertEmptyRecord(); dBTable1.setValueAt("test",0,0); It didn't give any error. Are you sure you are getting this error for 0,0 ?
rafalele Unregistered	Posted Friday, November 12, 2004 @ 02:51:59 Hi, and thanks. What I usually do is remove all default columns in the table (A, B, C, D), at the beginning, and add new ones creating each column with dbCol = new quick.dbtable.Column() and add it to the table as dBTable.addColumn(dbCol)
Admin Board Owner Gender: Unspecified Location: Registered: Jul 2003 Status: Offline Posts: 9	Posted Saturday, November 13, 2004 @ 00:11:32 I am not sure why you are adding data to quicktable this complex way instead of other simpler ways. For example, you can create a vector of vectors or a two dimensional array of objects and then just call refreh(vector) or refresh(array). Then you can set the column properties one by one. If you still want to follow your way, instead of using the default Column() constructor use new Column(index) constructor while creating columns and then start the index from 1 upto the maximum length (instead of 0 to length-1)

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