On 23-Mar-20 11:44 PM, Sergey Bylokhov wrote:
On 3/23/20 2:52 am, Prasanta Sadhukhan wrote:
On 23-Mar-20 2:52 PM, Sergey Bylokhov wrote:
On 3/22/20 11:51 pm, Ajit Ghaisas wrote:
Instead of ignoring it on all versions of osx, can we configure it
NOT to run on osx 10.14 onwards?
I think that the problem is not directly related to the OS where
we run the test, but to the SDK which we use to build jdk.
Does the current test works fine on 10.13?
Yes, it was already mentioned in the JBS.
Actually that was a surprise to me and I decided to check it deeper.
Are you sure that the failure of the test is related to the reported
bug? I cannot
check macOS 10.13, but on macOS 10.14+ the reason of the failure is
that the gradient
background(dark appearance) of the frame when these options are
specified are
different(the test expected it to be the same). However the test
confirms that the
colors are still different when these property set/unset. The test
cannot check the case
from the bug becaouse it uses undecorated window. Looks like it is a
separate testbug.
I also modified the SwingSet2 to use "apple.awt.brushMetalLook" and
confirm that the
unified toolbar works -> the gradient is applied, the toolbar is
transparent. The only
problem I see is that the title of frame is visible.
Using the SwingSet2 I also confirm that
"apple.awt.transparentTitleBar=true" +
"apple.awt.fullWindowContent=true" are not a
proper replacement of "apple.awt.brushMetalLook". The
"apple.awt.fullWindowContent"
cause "wrong" frame layout, because the NSView occupy the whole frame,
and content
appears under the title buttons. Also gradient is not applied.
So the conclusion:
- The NSTexturedJFrame test has a bug and it should be fixed. The
expectation that
the gradient will be the same all the time is incorrect.
I did not get this point. "apple.awt.brushMetalLook" and "window.style"
both set TEXTURED property of NSWindow so it's gradient should be the
same, no?
So, at what time do you think they will not be same?
Regards
Prasanta
- The "textured background" still works, it uses gradient color. The
toolbar
and frame content are transparent.
- The bug reported here about visible title of the frame is not a bug
in the jdk, but
a behavior change in macOS sdk, it could be fixed by using
"apple.awt.transparentTitleBar=true"
in the application.
