At first glance, I agree that this seems like a bug. Please file a JIRA
issue with your test program.
Thanks.
-- Kevin
Tom Eugelink wrote:
Well, I spent quite some time on the clipping and while it I still
can't get every situation to play nice, the basic code to get the
clipping on a text working in right-to-left node orientation seems to be:
clip.x = text.width - text.parent.width
https://github.com/JFXtras/jfxtras/blob/8.0/jfxtras-agenda/src/main/java/jfxtras/internal/scene/control/skin/agenda/base24hour/LayoutHelp.java#L89
So it seems that clipping is not including in the automatic mirror
when entering right-to-left mode. I would think this is a bug?
Tom
On 4-6-2015 21:29, Tom Eugelink wrote:
Someone posted an issue with JFXtras Agenda and right-to-left node
orientation. I fixed the part where dragging an appointment was using
scene based coordinates and thus did not play nice with the automatic
mirroring when right-to-left is activated.
However, I also see rendering issues where clipping is used on a Text
node to limit the visible descriptive text to the width and height of
the appointment. After some fiddling I come to the conclusion that
clipping apparently is not fully included in the mirroring. If it
were, then the clip should render correctly, but OTOH it is not at
its unmirrored position either. This partial behavior confuses me. In
one situation I need to move the clip a illigical 20 pixels to the
right when right-to-left is active. Very strange. Any ideas or
suggestions what causes clipping to behave differently in the mirroring?
Tom
