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Laird Nelson
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 Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 2:30 pm Post subject: Native window decorations and layout |
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Is it a known bug that if your JFrame is natively decorated you can
resize it such that the minimum size constraints of its contents are
violated?
If I put a bunch of stuff in a JFrame's content pane (using
GridBagLayout), and if that JFrame is natively decorated, then I can
resize it so that it effectively disappears. If the JFrame is NOT
natively decorated, I cannot resize it smaller than the computed minimum
size.
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Laird
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Thomas Weidenfeller
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| Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 2:44 pm Post subject: Re: Native window decorations and layout |
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Laird Nelson wrote:
| Quote: | Is it a known bug that if your JFrame is natively decorated you can
resize it such that the minimum size constraints of its contents are
violated?
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This was always the case as fare as I can remember (and I do remember
Java 1.0  . Bug, feature, whatever ... Maybe there is a bug report
about this - check Sun's bug parade. But I would be surprised if this
will be fixed in the near or fare future.
/Thomas
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Laird Nelson
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| Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 3:02 pm Post subject: Re: Native window decorations and layout |
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Thomas Weidenfeller wrote:
| Quote: | This was always the case as fare as I can remember (and I do remember
Java 1.0 . Bug, feature, whatever ... Maybe there is a bug report
about this - check Sun's bug parade. But I would be surprised if this
will be fixed in the near or fare future.
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Argh. OK; thanks. Hmm; maybe I could use a ComponentListener to query
my GridBagLayout and figure out whether the resize operation would
violate the minimum size constraint, and if so reset the size back.
YeeeeUCK.
Laird
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Thomas Weidenfeller
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| Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 3:17 pm Post subject: Re: Native window decorations and layout |
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Laird Nelson wrote:
| Quote: | Hmm; maybe I could use a ComponentListener to query
my GridBagLayout and figure out whether the resize operation would
violate the minimum size constraint, and if so reset the size back.
YeeeeUCK.
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You will get "jumping" windows. Very ugly. People have the same problem
when they want to ensure their window keeps a certain aspect ration.
/Thomas
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Laird Nelson
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| Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 3:29 pm Post subject: Re: Native window decorations and layout |
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Thomas Weidenfeller wrote:
| Quote: | You will get "jumping" windows. Very ugly. People have the same problem
when they want to ensure their window keeps a certain aspect ration.
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Yeah...the more I think about it the more I think I'll just ignore it.
Sigh.
Laird
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ak
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| Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2004 3:36 pm Post subject: Re: Native window decorations and layout |
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| Quote: | Thomas Weidenfeller wrote:
You will get "jumping" windows. Very ugly. People have the same problem
when they want to ensure their window keeps a certain aspect ration.
Yeah...the more I think about it the more I think I'll just ignore it.
Sigh.
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if you use Timer instead of changing JFrame size immediately, than it is not
so ugly
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