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Due to the current gap in continued funding from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), the NSF Unidata Program Center has temporarily paused most operations. See NSF Unidata Pause in Most Operations for details.
Hi Sylvain, One of the main assumptions the visad.ss code makes is that no cells have duplicate names. There may be other reasons for your problems, too, but certainly having multiple cells with the same name would create some issues. The first thing I would suggest is that you write some code to tailor the SpreadSheets to your own application's purposes. The visad.ss.BasicSSCell and visad.ss.FancySSCell are designed to be flexible components in any application, not just visad.ss.SpreadSheet. You could easily write some code that puts FancySSCells with unique names into several different window frames. For a simple example of utilizing the SpreadSheet API in your own application, see visad/examples/MiniSheet.java. Alternately, I suppose the SpreadSheet could be modified so that it enforces name uniqueness more strictly, and thus a second SpreadSheet would always use row and column enumeration that doesn't overlap with existing SpreadSheets. -Curtis At 12:30 AM 2/8/2002, you wrote: >Hi, > >I would like my application to create several SpreadSheets and display them >simultaneously, but that doesn't seem possible. Whenever I create a second >SpreadSheet, some of the graphs in the first SpreadSheet disappear. > >I don't know exactly what to look for. Could it be related to duplication of >cell names? Other limitations along the line of 1 SS per JVM? > >Any suggestions, would be greatly appreciated. >Thanks, >Sylvain
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