JTable printing code produces blank last page on Windows LAF, OK on Metal

Question

I've been banging my head on this one for hours. I'm printing JTables, handling the pagination myself (built in Printable is far too limited). I've one table which can have a variable number of columns, with some column counts it's fine, with others the last page simply comes up blank. Because the scale adjusts it may have something to do with the number of rows on the last page. 5 or 6 it screws up, 20 or so it's fine.
This is the code that prints the section:
    public void print(Graphics2D graphics, Rectangle2D area, int pageIndex, String pageLabel) throws PrinterException {
        Shape oldClip = graphics.getClip();
        AffineTransform oldXForm = graphics.getTransform();
//        graphics.clip(area);
        double y = area.getY();
        graphics.translate(area.getX(), area.getY());
        if(resize) {
            double stretch = area.getWidth() / (double)table.getColumnModel().getTotalColumnWidth();
            graphics.scale(stretch, stretch);
        if(table.getTableHeader() != null) {
            table.getTableHeader().print(graphics);
            graphics.translate(0, table.getTableHeader().getHeight());
        Rectangle tableBlock = new Rectangle(table.getX(), table.getY(), table.getColumnModel().getTotalColumnWidth(), 0);
        int rowNo;
        int frp = firstRowOnPage.get(pageIndex);
        int frnp = pageIndex + 1 >= firstRowOnPage.size() ? table.getRowCount() :
            firstRowOnPage.get(pageIndex + 1);
        for(rowNo = 0; rowNo < frp; rowNo++)
            tableBlock.y += table.getRowHeight(rowNo);
        for(;rowNo < frnp; rowNo++)
            tableBlock.height += table.getRowHeight(rowNo);
        graphics.translate(0, -tableBlock.y);
        graphics.setPaint(Color.BLACK);
        graphics.draw(tableBlock);
        graphics.clip(tableBlock);
        table.print(graphics);
        graphics.setTransform(oldXForm);
        graphics.setClip(oldClip);
    }Bascially it selects the block of rows to print by setting a clip box on the whole table size, and translates to bring the block to the top of the page.
The rectangle drawn to the clip box is fine. table.print simply doesn't paint anything.
I'm starting to think this might be a bug in the Windows LAF TableUI, because I've just tried switching to Metal and it works fine. Anyone had similar problems?

Answer 1

Similar problems, just not with printing a JTable. Your problem might be totaly different but I have found that components change size (dimensions) and sub component sizes (like table columns) when you view them on different look and feels.