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Editor's tabs header is not fully visible [message #1719323]

Thu, 07 January 2016 04:06

Eclipse User

1. I used modified application from e(fx)clipse sample - http://wiki.eclipse.org/Efxclipse/Tutorials/Tutorial3 - (JavaFx -> Samples -> e4 Media Application)
2. I show let say 10 views in editor
3. Select 9th tab. View-9 will be shown in editor. See tab_header_in_editor_1.png
4. Shrink width of the application so that there is no enough place for all tab headers. Header 10. is hidden and header 9. is shown partially. See tab_header_in_editor_2.png
5. Click on tab-8 and then tab-9. Headers 9 is again shown correctly. See tab_header_in_editor_3.png

Expected result. After step 4 tabs headers should be painted/layouted exactly the same as after step 5 - whole active tab's header must be visible as it is in native SWT eclipse. You can check it starting eclipse IDE.

Environment.
1. e(fx)clipse 2.0.0
2. Java 1.8.0_45

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Re: Editor's tabs header is not fully visible [message #1719326 is a reply to message #1719323]

Thu, 07 January 2016 04:17

Eclipse User

This is out of control of e(fx)clipse because this is the native
JavaFX-TabFolder.

So we need to file a bug report against OpenJFX. Feel free to file a bug
against e(fx)clipse as well, maybe we can find a work around as well.

Tom

On 07.01.16 10:06, Krzysztof Szymanek wrote:
> 1. I used modified application from e(fx)clipse sample - http://wiki.eclipse.org/Efxclipse/Tutorials/Tutorial3 - (JavaFx -> Samples -> e4 Media Application)
> 2. I show let say 10 views in editor
> 3. Select 9th tab. View-9 will be shown in editor. See tab_header_in_editor_1.png
> 4. Shrink width of the application so that there is no enough place for all tab headers. Header 10. is hidden and header 9. is shown partially. See tab_header_in_editor_2.png
> 5. Click on tab-8 and then tab-9. Headers 9 is again shown correctly. See tab_header_in_editor_3.png
>
> Expected result. After step 4 tabs headers should be painted/layouted exactly the same as after step 5 - whole active tab's header must be visible as it is in native SWT eclipse. You can check it starting eclipse IDE.
>
> Environment.
> 1. e(fx)clipse 2.0.0
> 2. Java 1.8.0_45
>

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