Cool. Thanks for the quick fix. This removed the bottom scroller.
The top scroller (that I assume is a part of the JEdit component) is
still there even when the text area is empty. It would be nice to make
it behave like the JTextArea in regards to scroller, but this is
definitely not as bad as two scrollers stacked on top of each
other :-) So whenever you have time...
Thanks,
Andrus
On Jan 12, 2009, at 10:00 PM, Andrey Razumovsky wrote:
Okay, JEdit has its own scrolling, so external JScrollPane is not
needed.
Maybe this is causing problems. I committed, please try out
2009/1/12 Andrey Razumovsky <[email protected]>
Hi Andrus,
Nasty one. The second scrollbar appears when you switch to the
second tab?
I can't see that, so this, so it is likely yet another Mac UI bug.
I never thought of this, but now I see JEdit has its own scrollers,
and
horizontal is always active, starting with 5 * width area. Also
JEdit seems
to lack word wrap.
Yes, please open a JIRA. I'm quite short of time right now, but
hopefully
will be able to have a look in few days.
Regards,
Andrey
2009/1/12 Andrus Adamchik <[email protected]>
Andrey, et al.
Just noticed the following visual oddity with SQLTemplate editors
in the
Modeler:
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>
Check out the double scroller in bottom right corner. I am not
100% sure,
but I think this is related to the recent switch to the colored
syntax
component (BTW the new EJBQL query editor using this component, also
displays similar behavior). It is not appearing in 2.0.4. Also if
I expand
the outer frame, the bottom scroller disappears, however the
second scroller
stays there, even though the text area has no content, and
therefore should
not display a scroller at all.
Any ideas? I can open a Jira if needed.
Thanks,
Andrus
