Hello - I'm hoping someone will know a solution to this problem. Here's the deal:
There is some selectable text in a window. When the user selects some of the text which represents a tree node in another window, I send that String to my tree (which sits in a scrollpane) where the proper node is located and highlighted, and the proper branch is expanded (if collapsed). The problem is that when a tree branch is collapsed then programmatically expanded, the scrollRowToVisible does not scroll to show the highlighted node. The user has to manually scroll. However, if that proper branch is already expanded, the scrollRowToVisible does scroll correctly to automatically show the user the newly highlighted node. In my tree class which is subclassed from JTree, I use: setExpandedState(myTreePath, true); scrollRowToVisible(rowNumInTree); setSelectionRow(rowNumInTree); Here's things I've tried but still no soap: - a repaint() [just in case it might work] - scrollPathToVisible(myTreePath) - moving setSelectionRow(rowNumInTree) above scrollRowToVisible(rowNumInTree) When the row number is printed out for debugging, it is the correct "row number" for the tree. My platform is jdk 1.2.1 on Solaris 8. Can anyone suggest a remedy for this problem? Thank-you very much. Marie. Software Engineer 0-In Design Automation, San Jose, Ca. "Zero-In" http://www.0-In.com _______________________________________________ Advanced-swing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://eos.dk/mailman/listinfo/advanced-swing
