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If this is not subcat for http monitor, please change it to correct one. Using pseudo localized product, with each message or label having additional multibyte text, and using -fontsize 16 option, running in Chinese locale, the label Http monitor records does not fully appear since there are 3 dots after it (see attachment) ((even if that is full message it doesnt show the suffix of the pseudo translated message as it would if resized. Chinese localization will use a larger font than default one now used so these issues will be more visible to them, but this can also be viewed as a general or a11y issue since may be visible to users in english locale who use larger fonts. Assumption is that user should be able to see all items in a given window when it appears and should not need to resize it to see those things. That is, the UI area or window should dynamically resize itself to show the needed contents. (this does not apply to contents of textfields, areas controlled by scrollbars or vertical resizing controls like in options window) To emulate in non multibyte locale without multibyte in messages or longer messages, you may need to run with fontsize 18 or 20 to see what we are seeing with fontsize 16. Even with larger sizes, it may not be seen exactly the same due to the effect of multibyte and longer strings. This issue is marked with the FONTSIZE keywork; bugs so marked will not appear on quality dashboards and will not need to be waived or fixed for English FCS products of this release. For Netbeans issues, this will be marked as blocking 33246.
Created attachment 10417 [details] image of issue
This is supposed to be fixed for NB 3.5.X, is that correct? I don't have a category for that so I have marked it for NB4 for now to indicate that the bug is evaluated and accepted. Best thing is probably to remove this label entirely, since it is solely there for cosmetic reasons.
Yes, good point. I think they don't want to change code lines, but think that netbeans needs to call it a different release number anyway. ken.frank@sun.com
Fixed in trunk. Diffs from URL field.
The fix was reviewed by Radim Kubacki (see URL for diffs). Radim asked for clarification re the multiplication of the line size by 1.1 - this is to ensure that there is some whitespace on both sides of the label and it is necessary to make this a proportional as opposed to absolute buffer for it to look OK at different font sizes. Radim also asked why I deleted the minimum size settings. I switched from the netbeans SplittedPanel to JSplitPanel because it worked better for proportional resizing. However, the proportional resizing does not work if a component hits its minimum size. Using the weighting means that there is no risk that either component vanishes during a resize (it would have to be an active action of the user moving the middle bar, and they should presumably be allowed to do it).
integrated in S1S5 ML (tag release35) IN=13738
I've verified the fixing in followings. - S1S Nevada Build (Build 030617). - Solaris 9 Chinese, Win2000 Chinese - fontsize: 16 Thank you for your fixing. Hiroshi