The index (row and column) of the first selected cell in the current selection.
 Some interfaces display the anchor in a special way.
 e.g. Windows95 displays the lead index with a dotted yellow outline.

 1-by-3 matrix of RGB values, default value is system dependent

 The handle of the menu associated with the table's columncontrol button in the right upper corner of the table.
 The context menu is displayed whenever you click on the columncontrol button.
 Menuitems are added after the standard menu of the table.

 Indicates if a border is shown around the table's scrollpane.

 If true a indeterminate progress indicator appears on the faded table.
 While this indicator is visible the table is disabled.

 Callback queuing.
 Determines how MATLAB handles the execution of interrupting callbacks.
 A running callback is the currently executing callback. The interrupting callback is the callback that tries to interrupt the running callback.
 The BusyAction property of the interrupting callback determines how MATLAB handles its execution. When the BusyAction property is set to:
  'queue' ? Puts the interrupting callback in a queue to be processed after the running callback finishes execution.
  'cancel' ? Discards the interrupting callback as MATLAB finishes execution.
 For information about how the Interruptible property of the callback controls whether other callbacks can interrupt the running callback, see the Interruptible property description.

 Function that executes when the user changes the current selection.
 Selection can be changed by clicking with the left mousebutton or
 by using up/down/left/right, enter, tab, pageUp/PageDown, Ctrl+a or
 home/end keys
 The number of clicks can be determined from the callback event by using get(event, 'clickcount')

 Specifies an index in the ColorSet for every table cell.
 This matrix with indices has the same size (rows and columns) as the data in the table.
 The colorindex is used to look up the color in the table's ColorSet and sets every cell's background color.
 e.g.
 ColorSet = [0 0 0 1; 0 --> blue
             1 1 0 0] 1 --> red
 and
 Colorindex = [1 1 1;0 0 0] makes the first row red and the second row blue
 
 NOTE: Do not forget to specify the table's ColorSet

 Specifies an index in the ColorSet for every table cell.
 This matrix with indices has the same size (rows and columns) as the data in the table.
 The colorindex is used to look up the color in the table's ColorSet and sets every cell's foreground (text) color if possible.
 e.g.
 ColorSet = [0 0 0 1; 0 --> blue
             1 1 0 0] 1 --> red
 and
 Colorindex = [1 1 1;0 0 0] makes the text of the first row red and the second row blue
 
 NOTE: Do not forget to specify the table's ColorSet.

 Indicates whether the user can select single cells (true) or only rows (false) in the table.

 Set the tooltips for the table cells.

 Clipping mode.
 This property has no direct effect on the objects
 Use this property if you want to implement your own custom

 The handle of the context menu associated with the table.
 The context menu is displayed whenever you right-click over the table.
 Use the Matlab uicontextmenu function to create the context menu.

 First column is a key
 Second, third and fourth column specify the RGB values for the corresponding index.
 The colorset is used to determine the color of every cell in the table by using the color key specified for every cell.
 The colorset is also used to determine the colors for piecebars
 (see ColumnFormats).

 The Column Control is an icon that renders to the right of the column headers,
 just above the vertical scrollbar. When a user clicks the icon, a popup menu appears.
 This popupmenu can be defined by using the table's property ControlButtonMenu.
 Do not forget to set the property 'ColumnControl' to true, to make
 the ColumnControl button visible.

 Specifies the columns which are editable.
 Example: [true false true false] makes the first and third column of the table editable.
 See the property datacallback for information about how to deal with cell edits.
 EXAMPLE:
 h = jacontrol(figure,'style','table',...
               'units','normalized',...
               'position',[0 0 1 1],...
               'data',num2cell([(1:6)',rand(6)]),...
               'ColumnEditable',[false true])
 
 This will result in the second column being editable. Double click
 on a cell to edit its contents. Note that changing the value of a
 cell does not automatically invoke the tablesort.
 
 Many tables have an active callback. in this case, the default
 behavior is that a double click results in calling table.callback
 twice, followed by entering edit mode. To avoid executing
 table.callback all the way, use utility "getClickedColumn":
 
 set(h,'callback',@exampleCallback)
 
 Set table.editcallback to process the value that is entered in
 edit mode:
 
 set(h,'editcallback',@exampleCallback)
 

 Set the format of the table's columns.
 Possible values:
  icon
    render string as icon, the icon is looked up in the iconset
  legend
    render hg handles as legend items
  filesize
    render numbers as a filesize, e.g. 1024 renders as 1 KB
  date
    use matlab datestr formatting to render a Matlab datenum as a date.
    e.g. 'dd mmm yyyy' renders a datenum as 01 mrt 2016
  bar
    render numbers as a bar
  absbar
    render absolute numbers as a bar, the bars are colored red in case of negative numbers
  piecebar
    render intervals of numbers as colored bars
  color
    render an rgb color triple e.g. [0 1 0] as a color
    EXAMPLE
        h = jacontrol(figure,'style','table',...
                   'units','normalized',...
                   'position',[0 0 1 1],...
                   'data',{'color1' rand(1,3);'color2' rand(1,3);'color3' rand(1,3)},...
                   'columnformats',{'string','color'},...
                   'ColumnEditable',[false true])
    data=;
    jacontrol(figure,'style',table'
 
  number
    use sprintf format for numbers e.g. %g or %6.4f
  string
    render value as a string
 
  NOTE: use '' for boolean, integers

 Set the names (headers) of the table columns.

 Set the order and visibility of the columns

 Set the tooltips for the table columns.

 Set the widths of the table's columns, -1 if auto.

 The handle of the context menu associated with the table.
 The context menu is displayed whenever you right-click over the table.
 Use the Matlab uicontextmenu function to create the context menu.

 The handle of the menu associated with the table's columncontrol button in the right upper corner of the table.
 The context menu is displayed whenever you click on the columncontrol button.
 Menuitems are added after the standard menu of the table.

 Data for table, every column should have the same format e.g. all strings or numbers.
 Data is an [MxN] cell array containing the table data, with M the number of rows and N the number of columns.
 Requirement: All cells in a column must have the same format e.g. all strings, numbers, logicals, etc.
 
 EXAMPLE
 h = jacontrol(figure,...
               'style','table',...
               'position',[20 20 500,370],...
               'data',num2cell(rand(100,5)));
 

 Function that executes when the user changes the value of a cell in the table.

 Specifies if the content of the selected cells/rows/columns can be
 dragged into another component or application.

 Specifies the columns which are editable.
 Logical index in table columns, default value: [] (not editable)

 Function that executes when the user changes the value of a cell in the table.
 Use getTableValue to obtain information about which cell(s) of the table are edited

 Disable or enable the component.
 This property controls how components respond to user interaction.
 Possible values for this property:
  on ? The component is operational (the default).
  inactive ? The component is not operational, but looks the same as when Enable is on.
  off ? The component is not operational and is grayed out.

 Position rectangle (read only).
 A four-element vector that defines the size and position of the component.
 It has the form: [xpos,ypos,width,height]
 The first two elements are always zero are the component's position on the x- and y-axis. w

 Specifies the visible rows. If a vector of booleans is used its length must be equal to the number of rows in the table.

 Show data dependent filter in the columns of the table

 Setting this property to italic selects a slanted version of the component's font, when it is available on your system.

 The name of the font in which to display the text in the components.
 To display and print properly, this must be a font that your system supports.
 Use listfonts to list all available system fontnames.

 A number specifying the size in pixels of the component's font.

 This property determines the units used by the FontSize property.
 Normalized units interpret FontSize as a fraction of the height of the uicontrol. When you resize the uicontrol, MATLAB modifies the screen FontSize accordingly.
 pixels, inches, centimeters, and points are absolute units (1 point = 1/72 inch).

 Setting this property to bold selects a bold version of the component's font, when it is available on your system.

 The foreground color of the table (font color).

 Specifies whether the table draws horizontal lines, vertical lines, both or nothing between the table cells.

 1-by-3 matrix of RGB values, default value is system dependent

 The color of the table's (partial) grid when visible.

 The background color of the table header.

 Setting this property to italic selects a slanted version of the table header's font.

 The name of the font in which to display the string in the table header.
 To display and print properly, this must be a font that your system supports.
 Use listfonts to list all available system fontnames.

 A number specifying the size in pixels of the table header's font.

 Setting this property to bold selects a bold version of the table header's font.

 The foreground color of the table (text color) .

 Display a header with columnnames above the table.

 Rows can be highlighted to make it easier to distinguish between different rows by using a subtle background color scheme for every other row.

 The name of the jar file with icons or the full path to the jar file.

 Specifies if a label with info is visible in the lower right
 corner of the table. This label shows information about the number
 of selected rows, the number of visible rows (after filtering) and
 the total number of available rows.

 Setting this property to italic selects a slanted version of the info label's font, when it is available on your system.

 The name of the font in which to display the string in the info label.
 To display and print properly, this must be a font that your system supports.
 Use listfonts to list all available system fontnames.

 A number specifying the size in pixels of the info label's font.

 Setting this property to bold selects a bold version of the infor label's font, when it is available on your system.

 Callback routine interruption.
 Controls whether MATLAB can interrupt an object's callback function when subsequent callbacks attempt to interrupt it.

 The underlying java object.
 See javacomponent

 Function that executes when the user presses a key or combination of keys.
 
 EXAMPLE
      h = jacontrol(figure,'style','table',...
                   'units','normalized',...
                   'position',[0 0 1 1],...
                   'data',num2cell([(1:6)',rand(6)]),...
                   'KeyPressedCallback',@exampleCallback)
 ZIJPP 20160302: example does not work
 

 The handle of the associated Matlab container for this java object.
 See javacomponent

 The component's maximum size, measured in pixels.
 The preferred size indicates the best size for the component.
 The component should be no larger than its maximum size and no smaller than its minimum size.
 NOTE: Matlab may overrule this setting if the component is not in
 a Panel, ScrollPane, Toolbar, SplitPane or TabbedPane.

 The component's minimum size, measured in pixels.
 The preferred size indicates the best size for the component.
 The component should be no larger than its maximum size and no smaller than its minimum size.
 NOTE: Matlab may overrule this setting if the component is not in
 a Panel, ScrollPane, Toolbar, SplitPane or TabbedPane.rtain layout managers.

 Specifies the function that should be executed when the mouse is clicked on the component

 Specifies the callback function that should be executed when the mouse enters the component.

 Specifies the callback function that should be executed when the mouse exits the component.

 Specifies the next component to get the focus after this one.
 for example, when the tab key or shift-tab key is used.

 Specifies the numberformat for all the numeric columns in the table
 Format can be a sprintf format, see doc sprintf
 For example %g or %6.2f
 Note that if the property 'ColumnFormat' is not empty for a column, the 'ColumnFormat' overrules the numberformat
 Warning: it is not possible to use integer formatting for doubles.

  Order of elements in current table
  Array of int,  default value: [1:nrows]
  0 -> not visible

 Allow pasting of cells (from Excel) into table

 Size and location of the component.
 The rectangle defined by this property specifies the size and location of the component within the parent.
 Specify Position as [left bottom width height]
 left and bottom are the distance from the lower-left corner of the parent object to the lower-left corner of the component.
 width and height are the dimensions of the component. All measurements are in units specified by the Units property.

 The component's preferred size, measured in pixels.
 The preferred size indicates the best size for the component.
 The component should be no larger than its maximum size and no smaller than its minimum size.
 NOTE: Matlab may overrule this setting if the component is not in
 a Panel, ScrollPane, Toolbar, SplitPane or TabbedPane.

 The prompt text (shown if table is empty)
 EXAMPLE:
 h=jacontrol(figure,'style','table',...
             'position',[20 20 500,370],...
             'Prompt','<html>No <b>data</b> available');

 Specifies the visible rows. If a vector of booleans is used its length must be equal to the number of rows in the table.

 The height in pixels of each row in the table.

 A a vector of indices corresponding to the currently selected table rows.
 1 corresponds to the first row in the table. Note that the
 index refers to the raw data and not to the current view of the
 table

 Normally a Table in a scrollPane will fit all columns within the scrollpane's viewport,
 possibly causing some of them to resize beneath an optimal width and making them illegible.
 By setting the Scrollbar property to true all columns will be resized to their preferred width,
 possibly extending the table outside the scrollpane's viewport.

 A vector of indices corresponding to the currently selected table columns.
 1 corresponds to the first column in the table. Note that the
 index refers to the raw data and not to the current view of the
 table

 A a vector of indices corresponding to the currently selected table rows.
 1 corresponds to the first row in the table. Note that the
 index refers to the raw data and not to the current view of the
 table

 Function that executes when the user changes the current selection.
 Selection can be changed by clicking with the left mousebutton or
 by using up/down/left/right, enter, tab, pageUp/PageDown, Ctrl+a or
 home/end keys
 The number of clicks can be determined from the callback event by using get(event, 'clickcount')

 The selection mode. The following selectionMode values are allowed:
   1: SINGLE_SELECTION
      Only one list index can be selected at a time.
   2: SINGLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION
      One contiguous index interval can be selected at a time.
   3: MULTIPLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION
      In this mode, there's no restriction on what can be selected.
   5: SINGLE_SELECTION_TOGGLE
      Only one list index can be selected at a time.
      Mouse toggles selection.
   6: SINGLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION_TOGGLE
      One contiguous index interval can be selected at a time.
      Mouse toggles selection.
   7: MULTIPLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION_TOGGLE
      In this mode, there's no restriction on what can be selected.
      Mouse toggles selection.
  11: SINGLE_SELECTION_INTERVAL
      Only one list index can be selected at a time. All rows in the table
      above the selected row are painted (not selected) with the
      selection color

 Indicates whether the table is sorttable

 Specifies the sortorder per column:
 [columnnumber1 sortorder ... columnnumbern sortorder]
 1 --> Sort ascending
 0 --> Unsorted
 -1 --> Sort descending
 
 For example [1 1 3 -1] to sort the first column ascending and subsequently the
 third column descending

 Specifies if the tableheader for filtering is visible

 User specified object identifier.
 Use this tag i.c.w. gcjh('tag',parent) to find a modelit.ui.Jacontrol

 The TooltipString property specifies the text of the tooltip associated with the table.
 When the user moves the mouse pointer over the table and leaves it there, the tooltip is displayed.
 HTML can be used to format the tooltipstring?s text.

 String with the object type.

 Used to interpret the extent and position properties.
 All units are measured from the lower-left corner of the parent object.
 Normalized units map the lower-left corner of the parent object to (0,0) and the upper-right corner to (1.0,1.0).
 pixels, inches, centimeters, and points are absolute units (1 point = 1/72 inch).
 Character units are characters using the default system font; the width of one character is the width of the letter x, the height of one character is the distance between the baselines of two lines of text.
 If you change the value of Units, it is good practice to return it to its default value after completing your computation so as not to affect other functions that assume Units is set to the default value.

 User specified data for this modelit.ui.Jacontrol object

 A a vector of indices corresponding to the currently selected table rows.
 1 corresponds to the first row in the table. Note that the
 index refers to the raw data and not to the current view of the
 table

 Component visibility.
 By default, all jacontrols are visible. When set to off, the jacontrol is not visible, but still exists and you can query and set its properties.