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Scroll Panel [message #60093]

Thu, 17 August 2023 20:32

devilsclaw
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So in java they have JScrollPane which you can stick any control into to add scrolling.

Is there anything like this in U++ I know that U++ has scroll bars and what not but from what I can cell I would need to implement a custom draw routine if I just added a scrollbar to the control.

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Re: Scroll Panel [message #60094 is a reply to message #60093]

Thu, 17 August 2023 23:33

Oblivion
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Hi,

Quote:

So in java they have JScrollPane which you can stick any control into to add scrolling.

Is there anything like this in U++ I know that U++ has scroll bars and what not but from what I can cell I would need to implement a custom draw routine if I just added a scrollbar to the control.

If you need to scroll the paint area of a window, you can use relevant Ctrl methods (ScrollView etc).
However, if you need a scrollable pane that can contain child ctrls (so they can be scrolled), then there is AutoScroller in UppHub.

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Oblivion

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Re: Scroll Panel [message #60095 is a reply to message #60093]

Fri, 18 August 2023 20:37

devilsclaw
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Thanks the AutoScroller is what I needed.

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