🚀 go-pugleaf

What you might be looking for is update(); update normally does

1) clear screen via setColor(Color.black);fillrect(x,y,w,h,this);
2) paint();

try this....

publid void update(Graphics g)
{
paint(g);
}

this will prevent any clearing of the screen... I'm not sure if this is what
you want, and I
don't even think I know what i'm tlaking about... nevertheless, I hope it
helps..
regards-
JR-

PS: Double buffering only paints to a memory location before it puts it to
screen, you still have
to stop Update from clearing the screen.

Xavier Witdouck wrote in message <3535E1B2.2AE36858@gic-net.com>...
>I have a panel as a child to a JCScrolledWindow which is added to a
>frame.  When I scroll the panel in the ScrolledWindow there is a serious
>flicker problem.  I have set the double buffer property for all panels
>to TRUE but this does not seem to help.  I have tried to modify the
>paint events for the panel but this still does not seem to help.  Can
>anyone shed some lighton how this can be solved.
>
>Kind regards,
>
>Xavier Witdouck
>DataCraft Design
>United Kingdom
>