Given what others have observed about BufferedImage.flush(), I'm
wondering how you are creating your BufferedImages. If you are
having the component create it, or calling createCompatibleImage(),
then maybe you are getting a subclass of BufferedImage that does
something different? Sorry, I haven't got time to test that right
now, but it would interesting to know.
Rob
Hi Rob.
This is an excellent question, indeed. It is definitely worth
mentioning that I am using the "createCompatibleImage()" method of
the Component's top-level container (JFrame) to create the
BufferedImage instances.
If I get a second later on, I'll determine exactly which Class is
being returned by that method.
Regards,
-Mike Ellis
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