Problem with JPanel inside JScrollPane
I want to make a simple graphic editor (like MS-Paint) with Java.
I create the frame using JFrame, and use many Swing component. But I found
some difficult when I tried to create the drawing area (the area where user
performs drawing). I use JPanel as drawing area and I put it in JScrollPane.
I use JScrollPane in case if user want to create a big drawing area.
What I want to do with drawing area is, to put it in JScrollPane with size smaller than JScrollPane but I can't get it because the size of drawing area (JPanel) is always be the same as JScrollPane size. In MS-Paint you can see that the canvas (drawing area) size is able to be resize. And the canvas default color is white, and the Scroll Box around it has darkgray color. How can I make it like that (MS-Paint)? Please help. Thanks...
Irfin
I haven't actually tested this, but I think it should work...
Add a JPanel to the scrollpane setting it's background to grey (i think the dark grey in MSPaint is something easy like 128,128,128). Set the layout on that panel to null, then add a second panel to that panel, at freeze it's size (ie. setMaximumSize). Doing it this way will allow you to set like a (10,10) position or something like that, giving the second panel a position away from the edge of the scrollpane.
Seeing as you will be using mouse listeners anyways, you might even be able to allow for the second panel to be resized by checking the mouse position to see if the mouse is over the edge of the panel. I won't go into detail, that'll ruin the fun for you.
Good luck, hope this helps.
Grant.
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RalfI have a JFrame containing to JPanels. The JPanels are
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>
JPanel #1 is for moving a little rectangle
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import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
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I have a problem when asking the panels size:
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