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Re: ccl:scrolling window bug?
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- Subject: Re: ccl:scrolling window bug?
- From: jbk@world.std.com (Jeffrey B Kane)
- Date: Tue, 17 Nov 1992 13:05:04 -0500
I'm not sure if there is a reason for not doing this, but I've noticed
that the class ccl::scrolling-windows does not seem to set the update
region to exclude it's own scroll bars before it continues with the call
chain. This means that any views inside of it will automatically draw
into the scroll bar area. I'm assuming that the "view-draw-contents"
methods are all called with the appropriate "with-focused-view" or
"with-focused-dialog-item" by the call chain (read that as I'm not
using this macro within my "view-draw-contents" methods since I assumed
all that is automatically handled). Also note that resizing a scrolling
window is what brings out this view. If I simply cover up the subview with
another window (such as the listener), then uncover it, the scroll bars
seem to be drawn properly.
Is there a fix available for this or am I doing this wrong?
Jeffrey
;; define a test class
(defclass test-view (view)
nil)
;; make this a separate routine, so we can move it around the call chain easily
(defmethod draw-code ((me test-view))
(with-fore-color *yellow-color*
(paint-rect me 0 0 (point-h (view-size me)) (point-v (view-size me))))
(with-fore-color *red-color*
(move-to me 0 0)
(line-to me (point-h (view-size me)) (point-v (view-size me)))
(move-to me (point-h (view-size me)) 0)
(line-to me 0 (point-v (view-size me)))))
;;
;; specialize various methods to see where the problem is
;;
;; try the around method
(defmethod view-draw-contents :around ((me test-view))
;; I tried inserting the draw-code here, both before and after
;; the call-next-method with no change
(call-next-method)
(draw-code me))
;; try the primary method
(defmethod view-draw-contents ((me test-view))
;; I tried inserting the draw-code here, both before and after
;; the call-next-method with no change
(call-next-method))
(defmethod view-draw-contents :after ((me test-view))
;; the drawing does not good here either
)
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
;;
;; Create the window with a large subview in it
;;
(make-instance 'ccl::scrolling-window
:window-title "test"
:color-p t
:view-size #@(300 100)
:view-subviews
(list (make-instance 'test-view
:view-position #@(20 20)
:view-size #@(300 100))))
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Kane Biomedical Systems
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