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Draw2D 3.9 with Eclipse 4.2.1 has incorrect rendering output [message #1061778] Mon, 03 June 2013 20:45 Go to next message
Rastislav Komara is currently offline Rastislav Komara
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My platform is Eclipse 4.2.1 and I'm using Draw2D with it. I'm experiencing drawing issues where only part of the scene is rendered on screen. I'm using standard Draw2D FigureCanvas with slightly customized Viewport. When scrolling up and down in Viewport, scene get rendered whole but with glitches and defects. It looks like there is some kind of trouble with paint events.

Anybody with similar experience? Can anybody suggest any workaround? Thank you.

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Re: Draw2D 3.9 with Eclipse 4.2.1 has incorrect rendering output [message #1063143 is a reply to message #1061778] Wed, 12 June 2013 09:06 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Jan Krakora is currently offline Jan Krakora
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I would recommend to you to provide us a SSCE. Also, did you try to run your code within 3.x platform?

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Re: Draw2D 3.9 with Eclipse 4.2.1 has incorrect rendering output [message #1063190 is a reply to message #1063143] Wed, 12 June 2013 11:08 Go to previous message
Rastislav Komara is currently offline Rastislav Komara
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Hi Jan,

issue is resolved. There is no problem with Draw 2D. Issue was caused by improper use of pop and restoreState on graphics object in my own figure pain causing clips to remain on stack. Thank you, for your reply to this topic.

/R

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