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Common Navigator: icon & text overlap, no icon for subtree [message #1745085]

Tue, 04 October 2016 22:09

Yves Prelot

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Registered: September 2016

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I am quite new to the eclipse RCP platform.
I am using Neon, and the RCP project is e4 based on the compatibility layer.

I have successfully added several components to my perspective (console, properties, problems, tasks, custom editor...) and I am now trying to improve the workspace tree.

This tree is based on the Common Navigator, and I followed in details the tutorial in the help section, as well as read a lot of documentation on the internet. My tree is functionnal, but with some caveats; I've been unsuccessfully searching for solutions.

1) Icon and Label overlap for most entries
2) I have no sign (+ or >) to show items that have subtrees; this is particularly annoying for entries that can both be edited and own a subtree.
3) I have no icon at the project level

index.php/fa/27301/0/

Any help is welcome.

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Re: Common Navigator: icon & text overlap, no icon for subtree [message #1745091 is a reply to message #1745085]

Wed, 05 October 2016 01:22

Brian de Alwis

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That's pretty baffling. I'm going to guess: some variant of Linux with an older GTK3? Earlier builds of GTK3 are notoriously buggy. If so, try running with SWT_GTK3=0 in your environment to force SWT to use GTK2.

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Re: Common Navigator: icon & text overlap, no icon for subtree [message #1745095 is a reply to message #1745091]

Wed, 05 October 2016 05:28

Yves Prelot

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Hum, wrong guess....

Windows 10. I forgot to mention it.

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Re: Common Navigator: icon & text overlap, no icon for subtree [message #1745096 is a reply to message #1745091]

Wed, 05 October 2016 05:28

Yves Prelot

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Registered: September 2016

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double post

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Re: Common Navigator: icon & text overlap, no icon for subtree [message #1745135 is a reply to message #1745096]

Wed, 05 October 2016 14:45

Brian de Alwis

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Check your logs -- it sounds like you have an exception being thrown somewhere that's throwing off SWT. You could also add exception breakpoints on SWTError and SWTException, just in case they're somehow being suppressed.

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Re: Common Navigator: icon & text overlap, no icon for subtree [message #1745142 is a reply to message #1745135]

Wed, 05 October 2016 16:24

Yves Prelot

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Done this: logs are mostly empty, no exception caught in the debugger (caught or uncaught)...

Would you have any other idea ?

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Re: Common Navigator: icon & text overlap, no icon for subtree [message #1745143 is a reply to message #1745142]

Wed, 05 October 2016 16:27

Brian de Alwis

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Can you post your code?

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Re: Common Navigator: icon & text overlap, no icon for subtree [message #1745179 is a reply to message #1745143]

Thu, 06 October 2016 05:49

Yves Prelot

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I send you my current project.

Just copied from examples on the internet... nothing fancy: I'm just trying to lay down the framework which I believe I'll need later, replacing the examples code with my own.

I also noticed that the Perpective.java code was not invoked, Probably a problem due to my bad understanding of 3x over e4.

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