| BusyIndicator and StyledText [message #170640] |
Mon, 15 December 2003 16:19 |
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I noticed that when I display LaunchConfigurationDialog first time after
the launch of Eclipse, it takes a while to initialize dialog tabs.
Unfortunatelly, during this time cursor does not change to the wait
state. I decided that they don't use BusyIndicator in this case and
added it to my implementation of LaunchConfigurationDialog. It didn't
help at all. While my code was running in BusyIndicator.showWhile(), SWT
was displaying editor's standart cursor (vertical bar) over all the
Eclipse windows (not only being above editors). I played a bit with
current perspective layout moving vertical splitter right and left, and
realized: if when I launch Debug... dialog, cursor is above any
StyledText widget (it could be any TextEditor or even console window),
it doesn't change to wait state. On the contrary, if cursor is above any
view (Navigator, for rxample - initial state is an arrow), it
successfully changes to the wait state.
I tested it for 2.1.2 and 3.0.M5 and got the same results. It happens
not only for my implementation but in Java perspective as well. Is it a bug?
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