Re: [jCrollPane]Positionning the view with scrollRectToVisible(RectangleToBeDisplayed);

From:
Knute Johnson <nospam@rabbitbrush.frazmtn.com>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.help
Date:
Sat, 01 Aug 2009 14:47:27 -0700
Message-ID:
<4a74b7ef$0$24703$b9f67a60@news.newsdemon.com>
Daniel Moyne wrote:

-------------------- <-mainJscrollPane with mainJpanel
| 1 | | |
|--------------| | |
|----------------| | <-jScollPaneOfJTree in JPanel
| 2 | | |
|--------------| | |
|----------------| | <-jScollPaneOfJTree in JPanel
| 3 | | |
|--------------| | |
|----------------| | <-jScollPaneOfJTree in JPanel
....................
....................

Sorry to come back with this ; I recall that I have a main Jpanel associated
to a main JScrollPane and in this mainJPanel a collection of JPanels each
containing a JTree inside and a JScrollPaneOfJtree associated to view the
JTree as desired.

Now I want to be able to display a Jpanel containing a JTree by scrolling
the mainJScrollPane.

As I said earlier I succeeded with the basic method of using a vertical
scrollBar and calculating the position position of the vertical slider.

As someone proposed to use the method ;
scrollRectToVisible(RectangleToBeDisplayed);

I did this (1) :
Rectangle RectangleToBeDisplayed = JScrollPaneOfJtree.getBounds();
then this :
mainJScrollPane.scrollRectToVisible(RectangleToBeDisplayed);
which has no effect at all on the display (claimed JPanel may stay
invisible) but does not bug.

Now if I do this instead which for me does not make sense (2) :
Rectangle RectangleToBeDisplayed = JScrollPaneOfJtree.getBounds();
JscrollPaneOfTJree.scrollRectToVisible(RectangleToBeDisplayed);

Sometimes it works other times it does not ! So it is caotic

Can the method scrollRectToVisible() be applied in the present case and can
I fix (1) to get it working.
Thanks.


 From the docs:

"JComponent.scrollRectToVisible

public void scrollRectToVisible(Rectangle aRect)

     Forwards the scrollRectToVisible() message to the JComponent's
parent. Components that can service the request, such as JViewport,
override this method and perform the scrolling.

     Parameters:
         aRect - the visible Rectangle
     See Also:
         JViewport"

Is the parent of the JPanel a JViewport?

Go back and look at the code example I wrote for you in the previous
thread for how to do this.

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Knute Johnson
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