I have a TextArea
that shows the conversation from selected chat room. For valueCommit
event I use: verticalScrollPosition = maxVerticalScrollPosition;
And it works fine scrolling text to the bottom. However in one case it doesn't work as expected. There's verylittle text, so TextArea has no scrollbar and then I put a lot of text and a scrollbar is necessary. The text is scrolled almost to the bottom (still a few lines need to be scrolled down). I am pretty sure it gets maxVerticalScrollPosition
as if there was no scrollbar. So the question is how can I wait with updating verticalScrollPosition with respect to TextArea's
new size (that is now with a scrollbar). I tried calling validateSize
and other methods that start with 'validate' but unfortunately with no luck. I also tried the old trick of putting caret at the end of text. So the TextArea's
scrollbar 开发者_如何学JAVAmakes a difference when getting maxVerticalScrollPosition
and I need to update verticalScrollPosition
once all measurements are done.
I forgot to mention. I use htmlText
.
In the comments of the answer you accepted you mentioned a more elegant solution. Yeah, a timer probably isn't the best option -- you have eventListener cleanup if you remove the component from the stage; if you use the component more than once, you have another timer instance; etc., etc.
If you don't have a lot of post-commit-property actions, the quickest solution would be a call later on the setter of text or htmlText
override public function set text(value:String):void
{
super.text = value;
callLater( scrollToEndAfterTextCommitted );
}
protected function scrollToEndAfterTextCommitted():void
{
this.verticalScrollPosition = this.maxVerticalScrollPosition;
}
I hope that helps. Best of luck!
Assuming the issue is fixed after you add additional text again, you could probably get by using a Timer
, or a call to setTimeout
and have the verticalScrollPosition = maxVerticalScrollPosition
called a fraction of a second later and see if that fixes it.
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