[Avr-eclipse-user] [ avr-eclipse-Bugs-2033031 ] Linux FUSE and Lockbit preview in svn version

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Bugs item #2033031, was opened at 2008-07-30 20:25
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Category: Interface
Group: unspecified version
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
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Submitted By: Justin Richards (ratmandu)
>Assigned to: Thomas Holland (innot)
Summary: Linux FUSE and Lockbit preview in svn version

Initial Comment:
Sections in previews are too small, non-resizable, and thus, unreadable. See attachments.

Using latest svn version (as of 07/30/08 1:23 PM CDT) on eclipse europa on Gentoo Linux in gnome.

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>Comment By: Thomas Holland (innot)
Date: 2008-07-30 22:55

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Hello Justin,

thanks for the heads up on this. I only test the plugin against Linux
sporadically, so I haven't noticed this yet.

Seems like the implementation of SWT has some subtle differences between
Windows and Linux. The difference seems to be in the TreeColumn.pack()
method, which is called whenever the Preview has changed.

>From your Screenshots I would say that on Linux pack() will only size the
columns according to the size of the root elements (the fuse bytes), while
on Windows it will also take the content of the child elements (the
bitfields) into account when determining the minimum column size.

I changed the PreviewControl to also show the column headers and thus made
the columns resizable (SVN Rev 570). But I doubt that this will solve the
problem as the columns are re-packed for every change.

I could make the size of the column static and only changeable by the
user, but I kind of liked the dynamic sizing I was getting on Windows. I
will have to think about this and see if I can find a good solution. Or
maybe there is a trick on how to get the same behaviour from both Linux and
Windows.

brgds,

Thomas



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Comment By: Justin Richards (ratmandu)
Date: 2008-07-30 20:26

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File Added: screenshot4.png

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