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Border is two (white) pixels wide in the left and on the top when more than one source is opened. But it should be also one pixel wide.
Fixed in [trunk] Fix: core/../windows/frames/CloseButtonTabbedPane.java [1.5]
verified in [nb_dev](20020530)
I'm working on fixing some of the border buildup in NetBeans. The fix for this (always returning Insets (0,0,0,0) from CloseButtonTabbedPane breaks on any UI that wants to use a 2 pixel border (e.g. EtchedBorder).
reassigne to Marek, new owner of ui subcomponents
So Tim please tell me correct solution. I am confused: Gabriel says it should have 1 pixel border, you say it should keep original border of JTabbedPane. Disscuss with Gabriel otherwise I will close this issue.
Probably it is a discussion for nbui. Best solution is probably to get the border constraints from the L&F. Then L&F providers can decide how it should look. If you find there are no appropriate values to get it from in UIDefaults, create your own, document it as a constant on core...NbTheme.java, test for null and provide a reasonable default for non-Metal-based L&F's.
Tim has changed borders in [nb_dev](20030117)
Source Editor is still displayed as tabbed pane [nb_dev](20030219).
Tim is right - closing.