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displaying data in JTree...

[Deleted User] · 2004-03-02 11:39:30

Hey all, In Java, I want to display the contents of directories on a drive (Windows), like Windows Explorer. My method to populate the tree works nicely, however, the problem is when it comes across a folder with nothing inside, but is still a folder, it is displayed in the tree as a leaf node, which doesn't have the…

02-03-2004 11:39am

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Hey all,

In Java, I want to display the contents of directories on a drive (Windows), like Windows Explorer.

My method to populate the tree works nicely, however, the problem is when it comes across a folder with nothing inside, but is still a folder, it is displayed in the tree as a leaf node, which doesn't have the normal folder symbol.

I could just have all leaf nodes look the same but I don't wish to do this approach, if there is another way that anyone can think of, that would be great.

Thanks!

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#2 02-03-2004 11:50am

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You can use java.util.Files isDirectory() to determine if something is a directory regardless of the number of children it has. You should use this when determining your CellRenderers.

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