Den 08.06.2011 16:02, skrev Greg Brown:
Well, of course I can't force you to use the renderer approach. ;-)
But I'm curious to know why you think calling a single method is more
work than creating an offscreen buffer and painting a clipped,
translated view of a tree view into it.
The renderer is what actually paints the node content, so you're basically
indirectly doing the same thing with your current approach, only with more
steps.
OK, I tried :)
TreeViewNodeRenderer renderer = (TreeViewNodeRenderer)
getNodeRenderer();
TreeNode node = (TreeNode) getSelectedNode();
Sequence.Tree.Path path = getSelectedPath();
renderer.render(node, path, getRowIndex(path),
PageTreeView.this, isBranchExpanded(path), isNodeSelected(path),
getNodeCheckState(path), true, false);
return renderer;
This paints the wrong node (two nodes higher). I tried creating a new
TreeViewNodeRenderer, but then it paints nothing. Please advice :)
-- Edvin
