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combine JSplitPane with  JTabbedPane?

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rmn190 - 16 Apr 2007 10:04 GMT
there is an example in Notepad++,where when 2 or more tabs are open,we
can right-click the tab and choose the "go to another view"
command.it's so good that we can check 2 files in two views.

so i wanna know how to implement this function in java?and is there
any example i can study?

Thanks a lot!
Oliver Wong - 16 Apr 2007 16:24 GMT
> there is an example in Notepad++,where when 2 or more tabs are open,we
> can right-click the tab and choose the "go to another view"
> command.it's so good that we can check 2 files in two views.
>
> so i wanna know how to implement this function in java?and is there
> any example i can study?

   I'm note familiar with Notepad++. Is this feature similar to jEdit's
split view? There's a screenshot at
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y215/Sir_Brizz/jedit-example.png

   If so, you can study the source code for jEdit, as it's an open-source
product.

   - Oliver


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