Example demonstrating placing a Glimpse StackedTimePlot2D inside an AWT ScrollPane

ScrollPaneExample.java

import static com.metsci.glimpse.gl.util.GLPBufferUtils.createPixelBuffer;

import java.awt.ScrollPane;

import javax.media.opengl.GLContext;
import javax.media.opengl.GLOffscreenAutoDrawable;
import javax.media.opengl.GLProfile;
import javax.swing.JFrame;

import com.metsci.glimpse.canvas.NewtSwingGlimpseCanvas;
import com.metsci.glimpse.layout.GlimpseLayout;
import com.metsci.glimpse.support.repaint.NEWTRepaintManager;
import com.metsci.glimpse.support.settings.OceanLookAndFeel;
import com.metsci.glimpse.support.settings.SwingLookAndFeel;

public class ScrollPaneExample extends HorizontalTimelinePlotExample
{
    public static void main( String[] args ) throws Exception
    {
        // Normal boilerplate stuff to create gl context, canvas, etc...
        ScrollPaneExample layoutProvider = new ScrollPaneExample( );
        final GLOffscreenAutoDrawable pBuffer = createPixelBuffer( 1, 1 );
        final GLContext context = pBuffer.getContext( );
        final NewtSwingGlimpseCanvas canvas = new NewtSwingGlimpseCanvas( GLProfile.GL2GL3, context );
        GlimpseLayout layout = layoutProvider.getLayout( );
        canvas.addLayout( layout );
        canvas.setLookAndFeel( new SwingLookAndFeel( ) );
        NEWTRepaintManager.newRepaintManager( canvas );
        final JFrame frame = new JFrame( "Glimpse Example" );
        canvas.addDisposeListener( frame, pBuffer );

        // Here's where it's different
        
        // DONT add the canvas to the frame
        //frame.add( canvas );

        // INSTEAD create an AWT ScrollPane (NOT a Swing JScrollPane)
        ScrollPane scrollPane = new ScrollPane( );
        scrollPane.setSize( 800, 2000 );
        
        // ADD the heavyweight NewtCanvasAWT to the ScrollPane
        // NOT the lightweight Swing NewtSwingGlimpseCanvas
        scrollPane.add( canvas.getCanvas( ) );
        frame.add( scrollPane );

        // make the frame visible
        frame.pack( );
        frame.setSize( 800, 800 );
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE );
        frame.setVisible( true );

        // use the ocean look and feel
        canvas.setLookAndFeel( new OceanLookAndFeel( ) );
    }
}