Hi Pedro,
from my understanding there is no automatic clipping feature on control
bounds. If the tabpane could not grow to accomadate its content, the
content would overlap the tabpane bounds if it is bigger. You can find a
similar pattern on the titledpane for example.
Werner
On 06.09.2015
Hi,
Yes but isn't that redundant, you're setting the clip equal to the width
and height of the component so to me it seems that it's not doing anything.
I would understand if the clipping area was for a part of the component,
not for the whole component.
Probably I'm missing something.
Thanks, b
Hi,
On 04.09.2015 19:54, Pedro Duque Vieira wrote:
What's the purpose of this?
looks as if there is a clipping rectangle being updated whenever
width/height of the clipped area changes?
Werner
Hi,
While creating my ribbon implementation for javafx I decided I had to
create my own TabPane implementation because of the singularities of the
ribbon. The ribbon would then use my TabPane implementation.
For this I looked at javafx TabPane code and I saw a lot of usage of
clipping which I don