that would be great ! 
you could give me some tips what what im doing bad or good if you want and have time of course
is it right that your spam protection consist just of 5 questions :)))
9,0/4,5 =?
how many legs has a cow ?
location of eifeltower
The chemical formula of water is ?
and the traffic lights question ?
I may not be able to actually look into the zip until the weekend, a party is in the way. Send to ābenjamin_sigg@gmx.chā.
As for the spam protectionā¦ ::uglyhammer
[QUOTE=Beni]1. Add a ComponentListener to the contentPane of the Dockable. It will be called everytime the size changes. Or write your custom LayoutManager, itās a surprisingly powerful alternative.
i have addComponentListener on the RaumPanel but it dosent work because of null layout thats why i need
to add a listener to the dockablec and resize it manually but the dockable doestn have such listeners like sizeChangedListener or something like that and unfortunately i dont know how to write own listener and add it to the dockable if it is possible at all
dockable.getContentPane().addComponentListener( yourListener );
Where āyourListenerā is an instanceof of java.awt.event.ComponentListener.
[QUOTE=Beni]dockable.getContentPane().addComponentListener( yourListener );
Where āyourListenerā is an instanceof of java.awt.event.ComponentListener.[/QUOTE]
great thank u it works !
but still cannt solve the problem with switching from moving the component on the panel to DnD
i tried to allow DnD if my component is over the border if not i can move it normally and if its over i start DnD
but for that i save the event in the Dnd class and
try to start if the component calls the method startDnD()
event.startDrag(null,this,this);
but DragGestureEvent has a null trigger i know it not the DockingFrame problem anymore but:) any ideas how can i switch fluently from moving to dnd if its over the border or how can i reset the trigger what ever it is
I played a bit around but did not come up with a good solution. I was thinking a custom DragGestureRecognizer would go into the right direction, but I did not finish my test. Unfortunately I have some other things to do, and canāt spend time on this right now.
If you donāt want to wait: Ask this question in the java forum (I believe you understand German?), they at least will have good ideas. And if you do that, send me a link. Once I find some time Iāll continue with my attempts.
[QUOTE=Beni]I played a bit around but did not come up with a good solution. I was thinking a custom DragGestureRecognizer would go into the right direction, but I did not finish my test. Unfortunately I have some other things to do, and canāt spend time on this right now.
If you donāt want to wait: Ask this question in the java forum (I believe you understand German?), they at least will have good ideas. And if you do that, send me a link. Once I find some time Iāll continue with my attempts.[/QUOTE]
http://www.java-forum.org/awt-swing-swt/124030-dnd-problem.html#post803032
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how can i open the dockable if it was closed ? do i have to add it again to the conrol ?
sorry 4 stubid questions
for example i crwate 2 rooms(dockables) Dockable_A and Dockable_B than i closse all
and open it again with control.addDockable(((DataRoom) dmtn.getUserObject()).getEditor());
first D_A than D_B works properly
than i close them and open first B than A and i get an error
Exception in thread āAWT-EventQueue-0ā java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: There is already a dockable registered with the key: multi 3 file-editor
Please always post the entire error, this includes the stacktrace.
That seems to be a bug in the framework. Iāll repair this ASAP.
Iāve just uploaded a new version 1.1.1p5c, this should eliminate the bug.