Hi Michael,
Thanks. I believe this bug has been fixed in 7 and 6u10 - could
you please try those releases (at least the 6u10, from jdk6.dev.java.net)
and see if it's still reproducible.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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Sorry - I had overlooked your question - apologies!
Sorry - I had overlooked your question - apologies!
I am using Java v(1.)6.0_06.
Michael
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I went to your site and downloaded jgui 3.0. But I could not find where to
download the source code. I assume you make that available since it's an open
source project?
Also, if you do have the source I could build the JavaDocs myself, but since I
don't , could you include the index.html
I'll ask once again, what java release is this with?
Dmitri
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Hi, I tried JXTransformer. Things seem to work at first except: if I embedded the JXTransformer-Panel into a JScrollPanel then - as soon as I shift the view - I get again this dreaded
Exception in thread
Look at AffinePanel which is part of JGUI
http://reader.imagero.com/jgui/
http://reader.imagero.com/jgui/doc/com/imagero/swing/renderer/AffinePanel.html
and is able not only to zoom but general AffineTransform children.
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Hi and thanks, sounded almost too good to be true!
Alas, I can't get this to work and the javadocs aren't exactly very verbose,
either.
I wrapped my viewer (a JPanel) in that AffinePanel and added a slider to my
control panel (which is NOT part of the above viewer), so that I can control
the
Hello Michaelbrbr
a href=https://jxlayer.dev.java.net/;JXLayer/a is very similar to what you
described, it is a universal decorator for Swing components.br
It works like a JScrollPane and allows you to create any kind of visual
decorations for your componentsbrbr
Piet Blok recently a
I believe that bug has been fixed in recent releases. Which java version
is this on?
Thanks,
Dmitri
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Hi and thanks, sounded almost too good to be true!
Alas, I can't get this to work and the javadocs aren't exactly very verbose,
either.
I wrapped my
Alas, neither JXLayer nor JXTransformer do work properly.
To get an idea what I mean by do not work properly try the below test
program. If the scaling-factor (at the begin of ZoomPanelUI) is set to 1.0,
things work OK, if I change it to e.g. 0.5 then part of the content is not
drawn, elements
Well, I think that you making something wrong here.
Just look at this stacktrace part:
at javax.swing.JComponent.paint(JComponent.java:1026)
at test.Test$6.paint(Test.java:386)
at com.imagero.swing.renderer.AffinePanel.paintComponent(AffinePanel.java:247)
at
Hi all,
a question re. the Java 2D API:
I would like to create a generic ZoomPanel, i.e. a Panel that would allow to
display the objects contained in it using an adjustable zoom factor.
Ideally this Panel would be used much like a JScrollPanel, i.e.:
The JScrollPanel allows to wrap some content
In general transforming Swing components is a little tricky.
Take a look at this helper class though:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/alexfromsun/archive/2006/07/jxtransformer_t.html
I believe Alex updated it since.
Thanks,
Dmitri
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Hi all,
a question
listeners and key listeners. The panel was meant to be
read-only and uneditable, so this worked for me.
Steve Sinai
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