No where do you actually tell the TableModel
that it’s contents have changed…
Now, the thing that weirds me out, is you are keeping a Vector
of the rows outside of the model…
mS.merge_sort(0, rows.size()-1, n);
temp.setSize(rows.size());
for(int i=0;i<index;i++){
temp.set(i, rows.get(n[i].ind()));
}
for(int i=0;i<index;i++){
rows.set(i, temp.get(i)); // This is doing nothing...
}
Once the data has been handed to the table model, you should not be interacting with it, unless you are willing to notify the table model of the changes.
Personally, I would simply use the inbuilt sorting capabilities of the JTable
ps- I would also, strongly, encourage you to learn how to use layout managers, they will save your sanity in the long run