I've been going thru' the SequencePanel code to document it a bit more and I am puzzled over the intent behind the leader and trailer allocations in this code.
If I understand the SequencePanel source correctly, each renderer tells SequencePanel thru' getMinimumLeader and getMinimumTrailer the number of pixels to set aside for these. SequencePanel uses these on a per-renderer basis to append the number of pixels before and after the space required to render the sequence and aligns the left edge against the right edge of the leading Border allocation. If this is the case, the moment we start allocating leaders and trailers (all renderers use sero so far), we might have sequence renderings out of kilter, wouldn't we? Shouldn't the allocation be per-panel rather per-renderer? If we use per-panel allocations, the renderers will need to recover from SequencePanel the actual leader/trailer allocations. Have I understood the code correctly? What was the original intent for these allocations? Labels? Thanks, David Huen _______________________________________________ Biojava-l mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://biojava.org/mailman/listinfo/biojava-l
