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w2k, Sun's JDK 1.3.1_01a, beta 3, SDI, Windows L&F 1. Explorer, New, Class, Class, enter name "Ab" (something short) 2. Type in new method with looong name, like "Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaab" 3. Put cursor inside "long" method 4. See toolbar - it's width doesn't refresh
I am not sure whether it is a bug, but anyway, I am reassigning to java module, where the toolbar is implemented.
I'll look for some reasonable solution... Anyway, resizing when anything inside the list changes is NOT reasonable :-) Maybe I get the list relayouted when the current item changes.
Sorry, I probably cannot fix it the way that the toolbar would resize itself - the request need to be propagated up to the (unknown) parent and relayouting the whole TopComponent (== editor window) seems as performance hurting. I'll better give the toolbar a width proportional to the editor's window and think about some tooltips to show signatures that are trimmed in the dropdown.
Target milestone -> 3.3.1.
Cleaning up before 4.0 planning
Target milestone was changed from not determined to TBD
On my computer (Windows 2000 SP2, NetBeans 3.4, JDK 1.3.1_03, screen resolution 2800x1050), the width of the dropdown list of members is fixed at 208 pixels wide (too small) when the editor is wider than 955 pixels. However, when the editor is less than or equal to 955 pixels in width, the drop-down list sizes properly (to around 400 pixels in width). So a work-around (for me, at least) is to make my editor window <= 955 pixels wide. This is not _too_ inconvenient. :) My suggested fix would be to simply size the drop-down list to take up all remaining space after the find/bookmark/macro buttons have been placed at the top right of the editor.
I am not sure if this is a good idea. Dusan, please evaluate or reassign to a responsible UI engineer.
Rudolfe, please evaluate. Thanks
Just be aware that the quick browser is most probably going to be replaced with the code navigator in 4.1.
Quick browser was replaced by Navigator module
Reorganization of java component