Built-in Renderers
Every built-in renderer, three rows each. Each cell is outlined, so the grid area it fills is visible: every cell fills its grid area, and a swatch, a link or the framed null keeps its own size inside it. See Cell Renderers for what each renderer does.
Text, numbers and dates
192.168.000.0012001:0db8::0001192.168.000.001010.000.000.012::00012001:0db8::0001008.008.008.008fe80::0001:0002::ffff:010.000.000.001192.168.000.0012001:0db8::0001192.168.000.001010.000.000.012::00012001:0db8::0001008.008.008.008fe80::0001:0002::ffff:010.000.000.001null values
The same int column, with a null in the second row, rendered with each nullHandler. The first column has no rendererOptions, so the grid renders its null with null-null. null-null frames the text, null-null-fast frames the whole cell.
Links
Each link has a tinted background, so its box is visible. In link, email and file the link is as wide as its text, and a click beside it reaches the row. In the -fast variants the link is the whole cell, and a click anywhere in a file-fast cell does not reach the row. The line below the grid shows the key of the last row clicked.
A link takes the URL schemes http, https, mailto and tel by default; a URL with another scheme renders as text, without a link. The schemes are set for every grid with setAllowedUrlSchemes(), or for one column with the urlSchemes renderer option. The input above the grid sets urlSchemes of its columns: with ftp added, the third link and file values render as links; with mailto removed, the email addresses render as text.
Last row click: —