Holger Brands

Hi there, I've always considered this enhancement a very important one, but... Considering that: it seems to be difficult to fully implement, especially for some kinds of EvenLists the risk...

Thanks for your interest in Glazed Lists. That's an interesting approach we might take into account in the near future. This issue will gain importance and need to be addressed...

I had considered including something similar to what Mauromol sketched out in the core of GL. But, Jesse went off to try to bake it right into all ListEvents. Sadly,...

Your EnhancedListEventAdapter actually does the job, and it's in fact much similar to what I've written for myself. Making it an EventList itself (which just forwards events to its own...

Created an attachment (id=57) Class to test the described behaviour of SortedList.contains() by kameit00

This is an interesting case that the implementation of SortedList.indexOf(...) fails on... one that wasn't considered when the latest implementation was written. SortedList.indexOf(Object o1) uses the Comparator to quickly find...

So the only fix in this case would be, to use the underlying list of the sorted list? In this case, using the BasicEventList for contains()? by kameit00

Either that, or if your application allows it, make your .equals() and Comparator agree with each other. by jplemieux

The list is displayed in a JTable, where the user can sort according to his needs. So the comparator is different for each column he chooses to sort. The equals()...

There are lots of other solutions to this problem, depending on how far you want to go. Others off the top of my head: 1) Stack 2 SortedLists... one that...