Dragboard.dragView and Dragboard.content
Folks, In my onDragDetected() listener, I do the following: 0) I create an Image 1) I set it as content of my drag board (using a DataFormat.IMAGE entry) 2) I set it as drag view (using Dragboard.setDragView) During the drag gesture on Windows, I see my image twice. If I remove step #2 then I see my image only once. So it seems that: - one image comes from the drag view - other image is a kind of « automatic representation » of the clipboard I find it a bit surprising to have two images in that case. Shouldn’t we have one image only : the one passed to setDragView() ? Any help / opinion are welcome. Eric
Re: Dragboard.dragView and Dragboard.content
Hi Eric, This looks like a bug. Only the dragView image should be displayed in this case. Please enter a JIRA against Glass. Also, it would be great if you could test this on other platforms (Mac, Gtk) and report the results. -- best regards, Anthony On 4/25/2014 6:06 PM, Eric Le Ponner wrote: Folks, In my onDragDetected() listener, I do the following: 0) I create an Image 1) I set it as content of my drag board (using a DataFormat.IMAGE entry) 2) I set it as drag view (using Dragboard.setDragView) During the drag gesture on Windows, I see my image twice. If I remove step #2 then I see my image only once. So it seems that: - one image comes from the drag view - other image is a kind of « automatic representation » of the clipboard I find it a bit surprising to have two images in that case. Shouldn’t we have one image only : the one passed to setDragView() ? Any help / opinion are welcome. Eric
Re: Dragboard.dragView and Dragboard.content
Will do. Thanks Anthony. Eric Le 25 avr. 2014 à 16:12, Anthony Petrov anthony.pet...@oracle.com a écrit : Hi Eric, This looks like a bug. Only the dragView image should be displayed in this case. Please enter a JIRA against Glass. Also, it would be great if you could test this on other platforms (Mac, Gtk) and report the results. -- best regards, Anthony On 4/25/2014 6:06 PM, Eric Le Ponner wrote: Folks, In my onDragDetected() listener, I do the following: 0) I create an Image 1) I set it as content of my drag board (using a DataFormat.IMAGE entry) 2) I set it as drag view (using Dragboard.setDragView) During the drag gesture on Windows, I see my image twice. If I remove step #2 then I see my image only once. So it seems that: - one image comes from the drag view - other image is a kind of « automatic representation » of the clipboard I find it a bit surprising to have two images in that case. Shouldn’t we have one image only : the one passed to setDragView() ? Any help / opinion are welcome. Eric
