1. Java JList scroll to selected item stackoverflow.comI have a jlist with a lot of items in it, of which one is selected. I would like to scroll to the selected item in this jlist, so the user ... |
2. JScrollPane and JList auto scroll stackoverflow.comI've got the next code:
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3. scroll/search JList when user starts typing stackoverflow.comI would like to implement one of the fanciest features I every now and then. I would like to allow a user to click on a JList and if words are ... |
4. Unable to programatically scroll to last item in JList stackoverflow.comI have a JList nested inside of a JScrollPane. When I add items to the JList, I want the JScrollPane to automatically scroll to the bottom of the JList so ... |
5. JList,JScrollPane stackoverflow.comMy JList has >100 values. when the screen is loaded the i have set the selected index of the list to 50 and added the JList to a JScrollPane. the value ... |
6. JList is getting bad while auto scrolling and auto selecting (GUI issue) stackoverflow.comI've created a log for checking proxys. This log shows me, which proxy is already in use (by selecting item). And the problem is that when log is auto scrolling, and ... |
7. Jlist scrolling coderanch.com |
8. Can you add a Scroll Bar to a JList? forums.oracle.comI have a Pane with a JList on it and the items in it may or may not fit in the 100 pixels that the JList is set for. If there is more they just get cut off. Is there a way that I can add some sort of scroll bar to the JList? thanks, Lateralus |
9. JList update in a Scroll Pane forums.oracle.com |
10. JList Scrolling Lags forums.oracle.comI create a Jlist of JLabels, each contains an ImageIcon about 200x200 pixels and some text. I need that JList to scroll through close to 100 images. But when I do this, the scrolling really lags. Is there another way I can do this so that scrolling is smooth? Thanks Message was edited by: africamp |
11. JList SetSelectedIndex doesn't scroll to index's position forums.oracle.comHi. My program simulates a microprocessor and it has memory locations and a list of instructions. As the user clicks the button to execute the next instruction, I have it so the next instruction to be executed is highlighted using JList's setSelectedIndex(index) method. Unfortunately, this simply highlights the line in the list that is at the index. Since my lists can ... |