You have to integrate your painting of the lines in with Swing's painting.
You could override paintComponent(Graphics g) (inherited from JComponent) on
the JFrame.
Don't forget to call super.paintComponent(g)
"Jean-Philippe Martin" wrote:
Hi all,
It's my first post here, so you doubt I have a question :o)
I want to develop a mini graphical editor. Imagine that I have 2 JFrame, I
want to have one with a list of JToggleButton with a ImageIcon and one
called DrawingAeraWind with nothing into.
I would like to be able to draw the ImageIcon of the selected
JToggleButton in the DrawingAeraWind if I click into this window. I would like to be
able to drag and drop the drawn image in the DrawingAeraWind (just to change
its position).
For now, I'm able to do this.
I want to add a functionality to my light editor. I want to add a
JToggleButton which didn't represent a ImageIcon to add in the
DrawingAeraWind but wich represent a link between 2 drawn Images. For
exemple, if I already have drawn 2 images in the DrawingAeraWind and that
I select this new (link) JToggleButton, I want to be able to select the 2
drawn images in the DrawingAeraWind (by clicking on it) and to display a
line (graphic.drawline(image1, image2) )between these 2 images.
My problem is that my 'link' line is not visible, or is clipped, etc...
I use some JLabel to represent my drawn Image (to be able to do drag and
drop on it) and I use graphic.drawline() for the link line.
ps: excuse my english :o) I hope you have understand my problem.
