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Created attachment 135585 [details] Screenshot depicting the problem in question. Build id: I20090508-2000 (p2'd from 0428 to 0430 to 0508) 1. Have 'Project Explorer' or 'Package Explorer' on the left. 2. Open the 'JUnit' view. Move it to the bottom stack, make sure there are other views there. 3. Close the 'JUnit' view. The stack should still be there with other views per step 2. 4. Run a JUnit test, doesn't matter if it passes or fails. 5. For milliseconds the tab for the explorer will show up in the bottom stack. If you have no views on the left but an editor open, the editor's tab will show up at the bottom. 6. You can also use Ctrl+3 to open the 'JUnit' view, same thing. I tried a few other views but the same problem does not appear. Please see attached. I have reproduced this on a clean workspace.
Paul, does this happen for you as well?
Actually, this seems to happen regardless of whether the stack is there or not.
I've never noticed this but I'll look tomorrow.
Just tried it on my XP box at home and (unless it's *really* fast) I don't see it...
(In reply to comment #4) > Just tried it on my XP box at home and (unless it's *really* fast) I don't see > it... The problem remains 100% reproducible for me (updated to 0512 a few hours ago) so I guess it is a Linux/gtk+ problem. Here are some other views that have the same problem: -Plug-ins -Plug-in Registry -Javadoc -Expressions -Display Saw once but can't reproduce again for whatever reasons: -Debug -Variables
(In reply to comment #1) > Paul, does this happen for you as well? I can reproduce this with the Plug-in Registry view in I20090511-2000 Is this a symptom of a composite being made visible before it is re-layed out? My PRV was never in the same stack as the Package Explorer, I wonder why that's the tab that would flash here? PW
Paul, one observation is that the Package Explorer is generally at what would be the window client area's (0,0). It may be worth trying the same tests with the presentation changed to show view tabs on the borrom; if you see part of the package explorer's tree then it may be a BLT painting error with a bogus origin...
Remy was nice enough to try this out for me and it appears to be the case...
Created attachment 135855 [details] Screenshot depicting the horror in question. Notice how the whole block is gone. My Tree's first item gets copied over to the other side.
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