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Regressive bug in draw2d.text [message #180879]

Wed, 11 May 2005 07:22

Kirill Paliy

Messages: 25
Registered: July 2009

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There was a bug in BlockFlowLayout, which was fixed in rev.1.22, but in
rev.1.23 it was considered as a wrong bugfix and rolled back. So, now I'm
getting weird width of figure when I call FlowPage.getPreferredSize without
hints. I had to rollback to older Gef/Draw2d because of that, but I'd like
to understand why can't one use getPreferredSize without hints if this is
not a bug.

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Re: Regressive bug in draw2d.text [message #180967 is a reply to message #180879]

Wed, 11 May 2005 22:52

Pratik Shah

Messages: 1077
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Thanks for reminding me of that problem. We intend to fix it, but the fix I
came up with was not adequate. Feel free to open a bugzilla describing the
problem that you're observing. If you can provide a simple snippet showing
the problem, that would be great. If I remember correctly, the other
problem with that block of code is that it causes blocks to be re-laid even
though changes are made in another block.

"Kirill Paliy802441639" <kpaliy@aaanet.ru> wrote in message
news:d5schv$d08$1@news.eclipse.org...
> There was a bug in BlockFlowLayout, which was fixed in rev.1.22, but in
> rev.1.23 it was considered as a wrong bugfix and rolled back. So, now I'm
> getting weird width of figure when I call FlowPage.getPreferredSize
without
> hints. I had to rollback to older Gef/Draw2d because of that, but I'd like
> to understand why can't one use getPreferredSize without hints if this is
> not a bug.
>
>

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