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When I try to open a Java-Class, that has not been opend in that project before, I type Ctrl-T, type the beginning of the class-name an select the class. A card with the filename is shown, the methods of the class are listed, but SOMETIMES the content of the class is NOT shown on that card. So I click on one of the listed methods to update the content of the class ... and the content of the class is still not displayed. I still try to find the conditions to reproduce this problem...
Today I had the same with the list of methods: I swiched to a card with a priviously opend file. The text of the file was shown, but only the previously selected method was shown in the list of methods. By clicking in the list of methods in "blank lines" the "unseen selected" methods were shown "click by click" in the list. Perhaps switching to another application and back "solves" the problem by full redraw.
What do you mean by "card"? The tab or the Java editor?
"A card with the filename is shown, ..." (from my comment from 2012-11-15). I meant with that "card" a "tab" with the Java file on it. To me the difference between the tab and the Java editor is hard to see, because the list of methods has to be provided by the Java editor. And this list is not on the "tab" (or "card"). Do you need some screenshots?
(In reply to comment #3) > "A card with the filename is shown, ..." (from my comment from 2012-11-15). > > I meant with that "card" a "tab" with the Java file on it. > To me the difference between the tab and the Java editor is hard to see, > because the list of methods has to be provided by the Java editor. And this > list is not on the "tab" (or "card"). > > Do you need some screenshots? Yes, please. I have no clue what you're talking about - sorry ;-)
Created attachment 223742 [details] damage view of a Java class : This is painted to explain the problem, this is not a "real screenshot".
Created attachment 223743 [details] damaged list of methods : This is a real screenshot made yesterday.
(In reply to comment #6) > Created attachment 223743 [details] > damaged list of methods : This is a real screenshot made yesterday. And the yellow instead of the methods is real? Strange. Is there anything in the .metadata/.log file? Does the problem also happen on 3.8.1? http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops/R-3.8.1-201209141540/
> And the yellow instead of the methods is real? Strange. Yes, it is real. But the yellow is my "normal color" of selected frame. According to http://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/329928/ I have adapted in \eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.platform_4.2.1.v201209141800\css\e4_default_winxp_blu.css to .MPartStack.active { swt-unselected-tabs-color: #00FF00 #FFFF00 100%; swt-outer-keyline-color: #B8C7E5; } So the problem is, that most methods are not shown. But the yellow "arround" is o.k. > Is there anything in the .metadata/.log file? Yes, there are some items listed, but nothing about the problem with the list of methods: I made the screenshot at 2012-11-19 12:01. In .metadata/.log the next item after start on 2012-11-19 is from 12:33. > Does the problem also happen on 3.8.1? I've not tested this until now. Probably it might be hard to reproduce even on 4.2.1...
I have seen this happening also on 4.2.1 but no errors are in the log - but I only saw them in the editor area but probably the reason was that I've not opened new views by then (BTW this is happend to me on Mac). The editor was shown when I forced a relayout e.g. dragging the sash, ... . On the next start I have not seen this anymore so. So this looks to me like a layout problem
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