Trees not completely hiding

[Robert Leach]

When you select Hide Trees from the View menu, the top of the trees is still visible. I think that the show/hide bar is not getting drawn.

[Christopher Keil]

Please also check if this is still occurring. Potentially related to the drawing issues from #151.

[Robert Leach]

They appear to be hiding, though it looks like the show/hide controls stop working. I'm going to see if I can isolate the circumstances when this happens and create another issue.

[Christopher Keil]

This issue is some JSplitPane problem. I cannot figure it out if my life depended on it... I posted a StackOverflow question with compilable example... (copy the code to a new Eclipse project and add a MigLayout JAR to the build path via Project > Properties > build path > add Jar).

The divider will always move ~20px when resizing a JSplitPane, even if setResizeWeight() is set to 0.0....

[Christopher Keil]

Putting this on hold for now. This isn't a TreeView specific problem as shown in the sample StackOverflow code.

[Robert Leach]

Should we move this to alpha02?

[Robert Leach]

Still cannot drag the bar all the way to the top/left.

[Robert Leach]

Still not completely hiding as of alpha02 release. Can't drag the bar all the way to the top/left.

[Christopher Keil]

One option is to press CMD+T as for now, but this should be fixed. There has still not been any answer to my question on SO despite multiple upvotes.

[Robert Leach]

This might be helpful: https://community.oracle.com/thread/1492988

[Christopher Keil]

I have still not gotten a proper reply to this issue on SO. This has nothing to do with TV3 code either. I made a small program demonstrating this issue to be a general Swing bug. The only way to get rid of this here will be nasty work-arounds.

[Christopher Keil]

This is either impossible or very nasty to directly solve (maybe listen to Window resizes and force a 0-set on the splitpanes - tried this before and this was very unreliable) because it is native JSplitPane behavior.

Having resizeWeight at the appropriate value (0.0) still doesn't get rid of the behavior.

But our layout is resolving this issue. It is not occurring anymore because we keep the height/ width for columns/row data panels constant (fixed at about 180px).

So the JSplitPanes can never resize in the problematic direction and the strange behavior is never even being triggered in the first place.

[Anastasia Baryshnikova]

Checked in version 20151118, issue fixed.

[Robert Leach]

Just fixed this issue more. I enabled the ability to drag the splitpane divider to completely show or completely hide the trees/labels.

[Robert Leach]

Removing milestone: General interface (automated comment)