stop() works. So does cancel() (which stops the animation in its tracks, without sending out an end event).

I believe the tab artifact is because a tabbed pane just fakes separate components for each tab. They’re all just in the same container; the tabs are just like buttons that change the drawing in that single component.

As to the glass pane error you’re getting, I don’t know off-hand; I’d have to debug the situation (which unfortunately isn’t possible, as I’m pretty busy working on pretty unrelated stuff at the moment). Hopefully, between the ability to insert yourself in the animation process, to debug the source code, and to change the code to your heart’s content, you can make it do what you need it to.

Chet.

Thomas

There are definitely limitations to the animtrans library. The problem you’re running into here is that the transition is happening in the same container where tabbed components are being swapped around. The transition doesn’t know anything about the individual tabs that are being changed out from under it – it’s just running an animation when it’s told to.

I think the best fix here, other than building more capabilities into the library, which probably won’t happen anytime soon, would be for you to detect the change and to stop the transition when it happens.

Chet.