On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 03:13, Daniel Hirtzbruch <dan...@hirtzbruch.eu>wrote:
>
> thanks for your help, works like a charm ;-)
>
Actually, instead of using what I gave you yesterday
table.getPaneScroller(1).getChildControl("scrollbar-y").setPosition(this.yPos);
you can use the properly documented method instead:
table.getPaneScroller(1).setScrollY(this.yPos, true);
I don't know why I didn't see that yesterday.
>
> Just one thing regarding my question - I found the pane.Clipper widget,
> what
> are it's scrollTo-methods for?
>
The clipper is part of the internal workings of the table. For nearly all
purposes, you can consider it a black box.
> Could someone document how to scroll the table's pane programmatically? I'd
> always search the PaneScoller for those scrollTo-Methods, because it
> contains the getScollX / Y-ones.
>
I'm confused. Didn't what I gave you yesterday answer this question? You can
use the alternative I provided above instead, but both do what you're
asking, I believe.
Cheers,
Derrell
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