How is the ComboBox extends beyond the borders of the window?

I noticed that the ComboBox control may extend beyond the borders of the window. I would like to implement something like that to a custom control of the mine, but can't find a way to do it. I know that happens simply to allocate a large enough value via setVisibleRowCount, but what interests me is how the combobox can be larger than the pane that is in that I can copy this behavior for my own control.

Here is a screenshot to clarify what I mean.

Thanks in advance

The part of the ComboBox popup is represented by a PopupControl. It's a subclass of window, it is not constrained by the limits of the window in which is placed the ComboBox control.

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