Re: AWT ScrollPane

From: ak (spam_at_imagero.com)
Date: 05/30/04 

Date: Sun, 30 May 2004 02:05:49 +0200

> >I suppose since TextArea can do it, supposedly I could to, building
> >scrollbars into my custom component the same way TextArea did.
>
> I am puzzled to pieces. I looked at the code TextArea uses to handle
> scrollbars, and it seems to record the visibility in a private
> variable and does nothing with it, but expose it in a
> getScrollbarVisibility method that nobody ever calls.
>
> Perhaps the magic occurs deep in the peers or native gui.
>
> I will try the same trick and see if the magic happens for me too.
>
I don't believe that this magic works, because you have to load some
native library and this can work only from some privileged package ;-) 

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