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VE displays JTabbedPane incorrectly [message #132625]

Mon, 30 October 2006 22:09

Greg Renegar

Messages: 18
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Hi everyone,

I have a function that I call from several places to refresh data on the
selected tab of a JTabbedPane. However VE lists essayTabbedPane as
currentPanel in the bean list (essayTabbedPane does not appear). I have
a feeling it is because i am assigning a temporary variable like this:

JPanel currentPanel = ...

This only became a problem when I upgraded to latest VE. Can I get VE to
ignore this function somehow? If I comment out this functions contents,
VE renders perfectly.

void refreshCurrentTab() {

// Get current tab
int index = essayTabbedPane.getSelectedIndex();
JPanel currentPanel = (JPanel)essayTabbedPane.getComponentAt(index);

if (currentPanel == getPersonPanel()) {
getPersonLoadSummaryCommand().execute(null);
}

}

Cheers, Greg

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Re: VE displays JTabbedPane incorrectly [message #132667 is a reply to message #132625]

Tue, 31 October 2006 15:35

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: richkulp.us.NO_SPAM.ibm.com

At the moment there's a crummy hack (I'm one of the developer's, so I
can say that! :-) ) to handle this:

void refreshCurrentTab() {

if (false)
;
else {
// Get current tab
int index = essayTabbedPane.getSelectedIndex();
JPanel currentPanel = (JPanel)essayTabbedPane.getComponentAt(index);

if (currentPanel == getPersonPanel()) {
getPersonLoadSummaryCommand().execute(null);
}
}
}

}

The VE doesn't process the "else" clause of an if statement.

Greg Renegar wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have a function that I call from several places to refresh data on the
> selected tab of a JTabbedPane. However VE lists essayTabbedPane as
> currentPanel in the bean list (essayTabbedPane does not appear). I have
> a feeling it is because i am assigning a temporary variable like this:
>
> JPanel currentPanel = ...
>
> This only became a problem when I upgraded to latest VE. Can I get VE to
> ignore this function somehow? If I comment out this functions contents,
> VE renders perfectly.
>
>
> void refreshCurrentTab() {
>
> // Get current tab
> int index = essayTabbedPane.getSelectedIndex();
> JPanel currentPanel = (JPanel)essayTabbedPane.getComponentAt(index);
>
> if (currentPanel == getPersonPanel()) {
> getPersonLoadSummaryCommand().execute(null);
> }
>
> }
>
> Cheers, Greg

--
Thanks,
Rich Kulp

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Re: VE displays JTabbedPane incorrectly [message #132719 is a reply to message #132667]

Wed, 01 November 2006 16:31

Greg Renegar

Messages: 18
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Thanks so much - works perfectly... though not the prettiest thing I've
seen ;-)

Cheers,
Greg Renegar

Rich Kulp wrote:
> At the moment there's a crummy hack (I'm one of the developer's, so I
> can say that! :-) ) to handle this:
>
> void refreshCurrentTab() {
>
> if (false)
> ;
> else {
> // Get current tab
> int index = essayTabbedPane.getSelectedIndex();
> JPanel currentPanel = (JPanel)essayTabbedPane.getComponentAt(index);
>
> if (currentPanel == getPersonPanel()) {
> getPersonLoadSummaryCommand().execute(null);
> }
> }
> }
>
> }
>
> The VE doesn't process the "else" clause of an if statement.
>
>
> Greg Renegar wrote:
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I have a function that I call from several places to refresh data on the
>> selected tab of a JTabbedPane. However VE lists essayTabbedPane as
>> currentPanel in the bean list (essayTabbedPane does not appear). I have
>> a feeling it is because i am assigning a temporary variable like this:
>>
>> JPanel currentPanel = ...
>>
>> This only became a problem when I upgraded to latest VE. Can I get VE to
>> ignore this function somehow? If I comment out this functions contents,
>> VE renders perfectly.
>>
>>
>> void refreshCurrentTab() {
>>
>> // Get current tab
>> int index = essayTabbedPane.getSelectedIndex();
>> JPanel currentPanel = (JPanel)essayTabbedPane.getComponentAt(index);
>>
>> if (currentPanel == getPersonPanel()) {
>> getPersonLoadSummaryCommand().execute(null);
>> }
>>
>> }
>>
>> Cheers, Greg
>

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