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[ BUILD # : RC 2 ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.6.18 ] - make a change in a javadoc block - collapse the block --> history bar, indicating the modification, disappears
ulf, what do you mean by 'history bar'? Can you attach a screenshot?
I mean the blue/green coloured bar at the left border of the editor pane. I my case, the project is svn-versioned, so actually it indicates modifications against svn-base. What's the official name for this bar? Thanks.
I believe you mean the Diff Sidebar (View -> Show Diff Sidebar). But i am slightly confused about your request. Diff markers are bound to concrete lines in editor, so if you collapse a section and the line is hidden, so should be the marker. That's how breakpoints or other glyphs work. If you collapse e.g. a whole method, breakpoint glyphs become hidden too. Are you suggesting to display a marker right on the first line of the collapsed section?
ulf, please evaluate.
Created attachment 101380 [details] Screen shot 1. If modification is in 1st line of folded block, diff sidebar appears. 2. If modification is in other line, diff sidebar appears NOT, but SHOULD. 3. In case of different modification types, modified colour (blue) should appear. 4. Other glyphs are in different column, so could be treated different, but in case of breakpoints in the folded block, it should be nice too, to have it displayed. BTW, the override glyph too is displayed, if method is folded, because it's always in the 1st line.