Cross Reference: /openjdk7/jdk/src/share/classes/java/awt/ScrollPane.java

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42  * vertical scrolling for a single child component.  The display
59  * with the geometry of the scrollpane and its child and these should
65  * the child's contents appropriately.  This policy is useful if the
110      * only when the size of the child exceeds the size of the scrollpane
117      * shown regardless of the respective sizes of the scrollpane and child.
123      * regardless of the respective sizes of the scrollpane and child.
233     // The scrollpane won't work with a windowless child... it assumes
234     // it is moving a child window around so the windowless child is
237         Panel child = new Panel();
238         child.setLayout(new BorderLayout());
239         child.add(comp);
240         super.addImpl(child, constraints, index);
246      * If the scroll pane has an existing child component, that
250      * @param index position of child component (must be <= 0)
344      * Scrolls to the specified position within the child component.
346      * a child.  Specifying a position outside of the legal scrolling bounds
347      * of the child will scroll to the closest legal position.
349      * x = 0, y = 0, width = (child width - view port width),
350      * height = (child height - view port height).
356      *     a child
361                 throw new NullPointerException("child is null");
369      * Scrolls to the specified position within the child component.
371      * a child and the specified position is within legal scrolling bounds
372      * of the child.  Specifying a position outside of the legal scrolling
373      * bounds of the child will scroll to the closest legal position.
375      * x = 0, y = 0, width = (child width - view port width),
376      * height = (child height - view port height).
387      * Returns the current x,y position within the child which is displayed
393      *     a child
399                 throw new NullPointerException("child is null");
415      * Lays out this container by resizing its child to its preferred size.
416      * If the new preferred size of the child causes the current scroll
427      * Determine the size to allocate the child component.
429      * preferred size then the child is allocated enough
430      * to fill the viewport, otherwise the child is given
449         Component child = getComponent(0);
450         Dimension childSize = new Dimension(child.getPreferredSize());
474         // if child is smaller than view, size it up