I have a form that has 4 TextFields which I'm trying to track with an ObservableList that has 5 columns. The TableView has an extra column to hold a calculated value (the 5th column in my ObservableList).
The data is dumping fine from the 4 TextFields, but the calculated column comes out blank. I assume this is a problem with my getters and setters, because the value is calculated before I pass it to my data model, AND I just tested the data model, and it is GETTING the value (passed as a parameter).
To not put extraneous code here, I think these are the relevant parts:
// This is (part of) my data model
public static class ItemSale {
private ItemSale (Double barC, String itemm, Double pricee,
Integer quant, Double totsP) {
this.barCode = new SimpleDoubleProperty(barC);
this.item = new SimpleStringProperty(itemm);
this.price = new SimpleDoubleProperty(pricee);
this.quantity = new SimpleIntegerProperty(quant);
this.rowPrice = new SimpleDoubleProperty(totsP);
System.out.println(totsP); // this (also) prints the correct value to the screen
// price * quantity = rowPrice, the calculated value that doesn't show up later
// getter & setter for quantity (works, is a textfield in my form)
public SimpleIntegerProperty getQuantity() {
return quantity;
}
public void setQuantity(Integer quant) {
quantity.set(quant);
}
// getter & setter for rowPrice (doesn't work, is calculated, see below)
public SimpleDoubleProperty getRowPrice(Double totsP) {
return rowPrice;
}
public void setRowPrice(Double totsP) {
rowPrice.set(totsP);
}
// in the Add button action handler, I have this:
Double rowPP;
rowPP = qua * pr; //qua = variable for quantity, pr = variable for price
System.out.println(rowPP); //prints to screen fine
data.add(new ItemSale(
bcode,
item.getText(),
pr,
qua,
rowPP
));
Ooops...got it figured out. I was researching another problem and found the answer on JavaFx - How to display SimpleStringProperty value in TableView and, in going through my code, I noticed I had the getter with parameters. Removed the parameters and BOOM! it worked.