Single dockable in a StackableDockStation

I will try to make a test application in the next days.

Actually I have set an EclipseThemeConnector:

// Removes the "empty" border from the DockStations.
control.putProperty(EclipseTheme.THEME_CONNECTOR , new NoBorderThemeConnector(control));

But that does not a lot:

/**
 * A theme connector that removes the "empty" border from the {@link bibliothek.gui.DockStation}s.
 */
public class NoBorderThemeConnector extends CommonEclipseThemeConnector {

    public NoBorderThemeConnector (CControl control) {
        super(control);
    }

    @Override
    public TitleBar getTitleBarKind (Dockable dockable) {
        if (dockable.getDockParent() instanceof SplitDockStation) {
            return TitleBar.NONE;
        }

        return super.getTitleBarKind(dockable);
    }

}

[Beni]

Hehe, this "does not a lot" is the cause of the problem. "TitleBar.NONE" means "no decorations at all", and thus no tab at all. This EclipseThemeConnector just overriddes your attempt to make the tab visible. The only way to get the tab is if you return "TitleBar.ECLIPSE", unfortunatelly this means the border is back.

If you don't want the border, you'll have to implement a "TabPainter". Copy the code of "ArchGradientPainter.FACTORY" and make sure the method "getFullBorder" returns null. You then can install your new TabPainter using the property-key "EclipseTheme.TAB_PAINTER".

hehe

After removing the EclipseThemeConnector I still got a white border around the CWorkingArea. I followed your answer in http://forum.byte-welt.de/showthread.php?t=2780 to remove it.

thx a lot!