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## Uses of Class
com.google.gwt.dom.client.TableRowElement

Packages that use TableRowElement
com.google.gwt.dom.client | Classes for low-level DOM programming.
com.google.gwt.user.cellview.client | The "cellview" widget set.

Uses of TableRowElement in com.google.gwt.dom.client

Methods in com.google.gwt.dom.client that return TableRowElement
`static TableRowElement` | `TableRowElement.as(Element elem)` Assert that the given `Element` is compatible with this class and automatically typecast it.
`TableRowElement` | `Document.createTRElement()` Creates a <tr> element.
`TableRowElement` | `TableSectionElement.insertRow(int index)` Insert a row into this section.
`TableRowElement` | `TableElement.insertRow(int index)` Insert a new empty row in the table.

Methods in com.google.gwt.dom.client that return types with arguments of type TableRowElement
`NodeList<TableRowElement>` | `TableSectionElement.getRows()` The collection of rows in this table section.
`NodeList<TableRowElement>` | `TableElement.getRows()` Returns a collection of all the rows in the table, including all in THEAD, TFOOT, all TBODY elements.

Uses of TableRowElement in com.google.gwt.user.cellview.client

Methods in com.google.gwt.user.cellview.client that return TableRowElement
`protected TableRowElement` | `AbstractCellTable.getChildElement(int row)` Get the element that represents the specified index.
`TableRowElement` | `RowHoverEvent.getHoveringRow()` Return the `TableRowElement` that the user just hovered or unhovered.
`TableRowElement` | `AbstractCellTable.getRowElement(int row)` Get the `TableRowElement` for the specified row.
`protected TableRowElement` | `AbstractCellTable.getSubRowElement(int absRow, int subrow)` Get a subrow element given the index of the row value and the sub row index.

Methods in com.google.gwt.user.cellview.client with parameters of type TableRowElement
`static RowHoverEvent` | `RowHoverEvent.fire(HasHandlers source, TableRowElement hoveringRow, boolean isUnHover)` Fires a row hover event on all registered handlers in the handler manager.
`static RowHoverEvent` | `RowHoverEvent.fire(HasHandlers source, TableRowElement hoveringRow, Event browserEvent, boolean isUnHover)` Fires a row hover event on all registered handlers in the handler manager.
`static RowHoverEvent` | `RowHoverEvent.fire(HasHandlers source, TableRowElement hoveringRow, Event browserEvent, boolean isUnHover, RowHoverEvent.HoveringScope hoveringScope)` Fires a row hover event on all registered handlers in the handler manager.
`int` | `HeaderBuilder.getRowIndex(TableRowElement row)` Get the row index from the associated `TableRowElement` (an TR element).
`int` | `FooterBuilder.getRowIndex(TableRowElement row)` Get the row index from the associated `TableRowElement` (an TR element).
`int` | `AbstractHeaderOrFooterBuilder.getRowIndex(TableRowElement row)`
`int` | `CellTableBuilder.getRowValueIndex(TableRowElement row)` Get the index of the primary row from the associated `TableRowElement` (an TR element).
`int` | `AbstractCellTableBuilder.getRowValueIndex(TableRowElement row)` Get the index of the row value from the associated `TableRowElement`.
`int` | `CellTableBuilder.getSubrowValueIndex(TableRowElement row)` Get the index of the subrow value from the associated `TableRowElement` (an TR element).
`int` | `AbstractCellTableBuilder.getSubrowValueIndex(TableRowElement row)` Get the index of the subrow value from the associated `TableRowElement`.

Constructors in com.google.gwt.user.cellview.client with parameters of type TableRowElement
`RowHoverEvent(TableRowElement hoveringRow, boolean isUnHover)` Construct a new `RowHoverEvent`.
`RowHoverEvent(TableRowElement hoveringRow, Event browserEvent, boolean isUnHover)` Construct a new `RowHoverEvent`.
`RowHoverEvent(TableRowElement hoveringRow, Event browserEvent, boolean isUnHover, RowHoverEvent.HoveringScope hoveringScope)` Construct a new `RowHoverEvent`.

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