a JTabbedPane is just what I need for my purpose. I have very limited horizontal space, so my Tabs get stacked, which is perfectly ok.
But the default behaviour is t
Okay, I found the Problem. In
package javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicTabbedPaneUI;
it says something like this
// Rotate run array so that selected run is first
if (shouldRotateTabRuns(tabPlacement)) {
rotateTabRuns(tabPlacement, selectedRun);
}
Its a pity that there seems to be no easy set-a-flag-and-there-you-go-way is for changing that.
Although you should be fine if you omitted the call to rotateTabRuns(tabPlacement, selectedRun);
or change shouldRotateTabRuns(tabPlacement)
for that matter... however, to do so you would have to override a whole bunch of classes... depending on which plaf you use.
It inherits like this
Basic > Synth > Nimbus
And on each L&F-level there are several classes to customize... I didn't count.
Hope it helps! :D
Edit Oh yeah... @mkorbel already provided sort of the solution with this aephyr why not use that?