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On a SWT scrolled composite with some controls with the following layout [combo box] [label-text] [label-text] [radio button][radio button] the second radio button does not come in to focus properly in high contrast, large fonts mode. The text for the 2nd radio button extends off the right side of the viewable area and scrollbars are not shown to allow the user to view the text either. When not in high contrast, large fonts scrollbars do appear when the window is resized small enough such that the text for the radio button is cut off. The one difference with the low vision settings is that the text on the first line is wrapped such that it is all visible at once, with normal settings the text is not wrapped and there are scrollbars.
You are going to have to provide some example code or at least a screen shot.
Created attachment 35086 [details] Screenshot of Button text being cut off in high contrast mode
This looks to me like the window just isn't big enough to show the second button. It would be up to Eclipse, not SWT to make it bigger. Moving to UI for comment.
Patrick, can you supply some info on where/how this dialog I can bring up this dialog? That'll help greatly in routing it to the correct group for a fix...thanks.
Closing pending more information
There isn't a dialog, it's a scrolled composite in a view. The composite shown in the screenshot is from our application based off of Eclipse 3.0. It'd be hard to get a code sample because the code used to create the UI seen in the screenshot is spread across multiple files and interfaces. If I have the composite open when i change the windows settings, it behaves properly, when I close and reopen it, it breaks and looks like the screenshot. Scrollbars are not appearing even though it's within a scrolled composite and there's obviously things not showing up that you should be able to scroll to.
