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A window's content pane exposes a writable JOTreeNodeType<SyComponentType>. Let's assume that this is necessary because otherwise the user wouldn't be able to add any components to the content pane. The user can now detach the content pane from the window. The user can traverse up the tree and detach the titlebar from the window, etc.
Let's assume that the content pane wasn't directly exposed as a writable JOTreeNodeType but instead allowed the user to add components via an API that hides the tree itself. The individual component types do still expose their own nodes as JOTreeNodeType values, so by getting write access to a single component anywhere, the user can detach or otherwise mess with any other component in the tree.
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A window's content pane exposes a writable
JOTreeNodeType<SyComponentType>
. Let's assume that this is necessary because otherwise the user wouldn't be able to add any components to the content pane. The user can now detach the content pane from the window. The user can traverse up the tree and detach the titlebar from the window, etc.Let's assume that the content pane wasn't directly exposed as a writable
JOTreeNodeType
but instead allowed the user to add components via an API that hides the tree itself. The individual component types do still expose their own nodes asJOTreeNodeType
values, so by getting write access to a single component anywhere, the user can detach or otherwise mess with any other component in the tree.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: