I have tried using repaint(); in an effort to force it to paint, but it
does not work. It never repaints the only way you can get it to repaint
is to move a window over it, resize the window, or invoke a menu. I have
tried using SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI() on the frame with no
luck. I have tried invalidating the layout also with out any success.
Todd Byrne
On Fri, 24 Aug 2001, Jeff Kardatzke wrote:
> You force a repaint by calling repaint(). If you want to force a re-layout
> that goes with a repaint then that's usually done with revalidate() or
> invalidate()/validate() calls.
>
> And I'd like to say Java paints almost immediately unless you've got the
> event thread locked up, in which case it won't paint until you release it
> (very common mistake). I don't know the exact details of when and how it
> gets called, but for all practical purposes it's ASAP.
>
> Jeff Kardatzke
>
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>
> How do you force a repaint? Maybe I am doing it wrong, but I am trying to
> setup a JSlider to control an animation by telling the View to repaint.
>
> Another question, How does java desided when it is time to paint the
> components? Thanks.
>
> Todd Byrne
>
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