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Accessing Swing widgets while double buffering
Submitted by ghotik on Mon, 10/25/2010 - 16:57.
I'm double buffering to reduce screen flicker which basically means that instead of calling repaint(), I'm drawing directly to an Image object and then call JPanel.getGraphics().drawImage(myMasterImage) to refresh the display. I would like to make use of some Swing's GUI widgets, like JCheckBox. Is there a way I can extract a widget's display as an Image so I can just throw it into my master image using it's Graphics.drawImage() method?