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problem about tree viewer [message #276537]

Wed, 24 November 2004 21:53

Eclipse User

hi all,

i am working on TreeViewer.
i find when the tree is very large and the end of tree cannot shown in the
viewer.
when you select the last tree node which shown in the viewer, the node can
auto move up a few pixels.

i wanna know when select the node what happend, what event cause the tree
node move up.

any tip will be appreciated.

Re: problem about tree viewer [message #276539 is a reply to message #276537]

Thu, 25 November 2004 00:35

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: asd.asd.com

try using the eclipse debug as runtime workbench and observe the stack
trace..

wei zhang wrote:

> hi all,

> i am working on TreeViewer.
> i find when the tree is very large and the end of tree cannot shown in the
> viewer.
> when you select the last tree node which shown in the viewer, the node can
> auto move up a few pixels.

> i wanna know when select the node what happend, what event cause the tree
> node move up.

> any tip will be appreciated.

Re: problem about tree viewer [message #276556 is a reply to message #276539]

Thu, 25 November 2004 07:43

Eclipse User

i have debug yet, but i can not find the key.

anonymous wrote:

> try using the eclipse debug as runtime workbench and observe the stack
> trace..

> wei zhang wrote:

>> hi all,

>> i am working on TreeViewer.
>> i find when the tree is very large and the end of tree cannot shown in the
>> viewer.
>> when you select the last tree node which shown in the viewer, the node can
>> auto move up a few pixels.

>> i wanna know when select the node what happend, what event cause the tree
>> node move up.

>> any tip will be appreciated.

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