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This is how I update my TableViewer that displays a list: <pre class="lang-java prettyprint-override"><code>public void view(MyListClass list) { ViewerSupport.bind( this, new WritableList(list, controller.theClass()), BeanProperties.values(controller.theClass(), controller.strings()) ); } </code></pre> <code>controller</code> is an instance of a class that encapsulates my glue code (it is a different class for the two listings; as is <code>controller.theClass()</code>). <code>strings()</code> is an array of property names. MyListClass descends from <code>ArrayList<MyListEntryObject></code>. That works fine. But, I want to display a matrix of data. <code>MyMatrixClass</code> is a <code>HashMap<Point, MyMatrixEntryObject></code>. This is what I've tried: <pre class="lang-java prettyprint-override"><code>private void view(MyMatrixClass matrix) { columns(matrix.columns()); List<WritableList> lists = new ArrayList<WritableList>(matrix.rows()); for (MyEntityClass list : matrix.children()) if (list instanceof MyListClass) lists.add(new WritableList((MyListClass) list, controller.theClass())); WritableList[] alists = lists.toArray(new WritableList[0]); MultiList mlist = new MultiList(alists); ViewerSupport.bind( this, mlist, BeanProperties.value(controller.theClass(), "value") ); } </code></pre> This doesn't work. I get null argument popup errors. (Every data model class implements <code>MyEntityClass</code>. Class names have been altered due to this being a proprietary program I'm being employed to develop.) Long story short, how do I use <code>ViewerSupport</code> and <code>BeanProperties</code> to display a matrix of data in a <code>TableViewer</code>?
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