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ScrolledForm with TableViewer scroll problem [message #335824]

Sat, 02 May 2009 10:24

Eclipse User

I have a ScrolledForm with two table viewers (upper & lower). Both tables
should occupy 50-50 space in the height of the ScrolledForm.
Initially when the tables are empty it works well. But when the upper
table is loaded with data, it occupy entire space of the form and lower
table becomes invisible (have to scroll down the form to see that table).
I want to have vertical scroll on the tables (not on the form) so that
lower table will be visible.
I tried my best with several unsuccessful layout and layout data
combinations.
Any clues?

Thanks
Amay.

Re: ScrolledForm with TableViewer scroll problem [message #335825 is a reply to message #335824]

Sat, 02 May 2009 11:46

Eclipse User

Have you tried just using a vanilla Form for your outer container
instead of ScrolledForm?

-Ben

amay wrote:
> I have a ScrolledForm with two table viewers (upper & lower). Both
> tables should occupy 50-50 space in the height of the ScrolledForm.
> Initially when the tables are empty it works well. But when the upper
> table is loaded with data, it occupy entire space of the form and lower
> table becomes invisible (have to scroll down the form to see that table).
> I want to have vertical scroll on the tables (not on the form) so that
> lower table will be visible.
> I tried my best with several unsuccessful layout and layout data
> combinations.
> Any clues?
>
> Thanks
> Amay.
>

Re: ScrolledForm with TableViewer scroll problem [message #335848 is a reply to message #335825]

Tue, 05 May 2009 07:33

Eclipse User

Hi Ben,
Thanks for the help. Yes, If I use only Form then my problem is solved. I
am getting exactly what I want.

But isn't it possible in ScrolledForm anyhow? because I am using core
architecture class from our development environment which provides all
default functionalities of a standard viewpart in our environment. And
this class by default creates ScrolledForm only. To convert it into Form,
I would have to override many functions.

Thanks again,
Amay.

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