You need to create a custom tab component that has a visual indicator of
the region. Then override isDragAndDropOperation(x, y) to return true if a
click is within that region.
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Thanks.
How does one programmatically set the drag region for a component?
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On Sunday, May 12, 2019 at 10:50:52 PM UTC-4, Shai Almog wrote:
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> No.
> Drag region is the area within a component that can be "draggable" that
> means that if you grab a tab in outside that region it will
Thanks.
I prefer setting the drag region If I understand this.
Would we set a region like the (LEFT Tabs Orientation, Swiping and
scrolling would be top to bottom)) left 1/2 of the Tab component would
scroll and the right half would be DND?
How would I accomplish setting drag region? I don't
We just call that scrolling ;-)
There are several solutions for this, one of them is to define a drag
region within the component which means only a specific region is
swipeable. The other is to have an edit mode, e.g. you can set the
draggable to true only when that edit mode is enabled.
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Sorry, I was referring to scrolling and I called my finger action from top
to bottom as a swipe. Not sure how else to refer to this action.
I set here: SubSystemTabs.setSwipeActivated(false);
Is there something else I can do to reduce the sensitivity of DND when I
want to scroll the
Why do you have swipe activated for vertical tabs?
Doesn't it make more sense to disable swiping?
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One suggestion as I suspect this was unintended.
When dragging form low index to higher index the dropped index was (dest
-1) and for me should be dest idx.
if(destIndex > i) {
t.insertTab(title, null, source, destIndex - 1);
} else
Thanks so much.
That worked perfectly
Regards
On Monday, May 6, 2019 at 11:08:42 PM UTC-4, Shai Almog wrote:
> I thought this would make an interesting blog post so I wrote a full
> working sample. My initial mock had a mistake in listener registration:
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> Form hi = new Form("Tabs", new
I thought this would make an interesting blog post so I wrote a full
working sample. My initial mock had a mistake in listener registration:
Form hi = new Form("Tabs", new BorderLayout());
Tabs t = new Tabs();
t.addTab("T1", new Label("Tab 1"));
t.addTab("T2", new Label("Tab 2"));
Thanks, have been workint this and have the following:
tabsC.addDropListener(e -> {
/// you need to fill this up
I get The Source (e.getDraggedComponent()) and can learn the tabsC
index.
however I can not learn the target index needed to get the underlying
component
Didn't have time to try/run this but something like this might work. You'd
need to remove and re-add the tab in the right location within the drop
listener so the swipe/animation will work.
It relied a bit on the internal structure of the tabs component hierarchy
but not too much:
Form hi =
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