Re: repaint problem??

[Thomas DeWeese]

Hi Mathias,

   Has your application always behaved like this?
   Is it possible that you somehow have to components
stacked in the JFrame (perhaps two JSVGCanvas)?
Mathias Schroeder wrote:

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From: "Thomas DeWeese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Batik Users" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 6:17 PM
Subject: Re: repaint problem??


Mathias Schroeder wrote:


this time i put my JSVGCanvas in an internal frame. After that i added
a

second internal frame to the parent container.
My problem is, if i switch from the 'canvasframe' to the second and
back

the painting is gone. I added a listner to get the frame activation,
but

i found no method to do a working repaint/rerendering/rebuilting, all i
got is a rerendering working just one time by setDocument().
 'repaint(int x, int y, int w, int h)' doesn't work?
doesn't work, immediateRepaint() isn't working for that reason too
  Is paintComponent getting called?


if i do this :

    Graphics g = canvas.getGraphics();
    canvas.paintComponent(g);
the canvas flickers for a second and then its clear



 Also if you replaced updateRenderingTransform() it is possible
that you aren't returning true when you should.
isn't called

so what could i do else or might there be a batik problem?
   Well it's possible it is a Batik problem.  What version of
Batik are you using?


i did an update with the batik libs form the cvs sources dated 16.11.03.
the good news, my program still works as good as before, but the bad news
not better either
JComponent.paintImmediately() doesnt work too




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