Hi!

Im trying to have a new row added to a JTable when the previous row has
been filled in...

Ive tried to override
"public void tableChanged(TableModelEvent e)"

and add the row when the previous row all have values, however this
causes a stack overflow, as the addrow command is called seemingly
infinite (or infinitely enough to crash the app!).

So I figure there must be a better way to accomplish this...  Perhaps a
cell listener of some kind?  Does anyone know of something that may be
of help here?

Thanks!

I posted the coded to my overriden tablechanged function here just for
fun...

public void tableChanged(TableModelEvent e) {
       super.tableChanged(e);

          if (e.getType() == TableModelEvent.UPDATE){
              if (e.getFirstRow() == (this.getRowCount()-1)){
                  System.out.println("try row");
                  //then the last line was just editted
                  //check if role and name are entered, if they are add a row
                  if (this.getEditingColumn() == iName){
                      if (this.getValueAt((this.getRowCount()-1), iName) != null){
                          if (this.getValueAt((this.getRowCount()-1), iRole) !=
null){
                              System.out.println("added row");
                              addRow();
                          }
                      }
                  }
                 
              }
          }
              
   }