And sorry for the weasel English, it is late...
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Summary: Making JSVGScrollPane as a JavaBean
Product: Batik
Version: 1.7
Platform: All
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: enhancement
Priority: P3
Component: GVT
AssignedTo: [email protected]
ReportedBy: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As stated in Batik dev mailing list, and also in Netbeans mailing list, it would
be nice to have JSVGScrollPane as a JavaBean. step is (relatively) easy, one
just need to:
- add a new "no-argument' constructor (making sure that all the component,
except the enclosed canvas, it initialized)
- add a new method allowing to set the enclosing JSVGCanvas.
With the above patch, Netbeans recognize it as a bean and it is possible to use
it in Matisse, for example. The modification in the initial constructor is very
limited (just reused the code of the no-argument" constructor, so I'm pretty
sure that it works exactly like before, but I'm have no tried for now to
construct a "fully functional" JSVGScrollPane in Matisse.
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