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Created attachment 286996 [details] Screenshot Eclipse SDK Version: 2021-09 (4.21) Build id: I20210823-1800 OS: Linux, v.5.11.0-31-generic, x86_64 / gtk 3.24.25, WebKit 2.32.3 Java vendor: AdoptOpenJDK Java runtime version: 16.0.1+9 Java version: 16.0.1 In a new workspace I see a white area in the Outline view tab folder, see attachment.
Created attachment 286997 [details] Screenshot Also visible in the dark theme.
I don't see this strip on windows. Probably this is the view-menu toolbar or the part toolbar which may be incorrectly enabled but doesn't contain any enabled items. Or the styling of that thing is incorrect. Does the area show up for any other views? Also, I vaguely remember that there has been a drawing artifacts for non-wrapped toolbars before too.
(In reply to Rolf Theunissen from comment #2) > I don't see this strip on windows. Probably this is the view-menu toolbar or > the part toolbar which may be incorrectly enabled but doesn't contain any > enabled items. Or the styling of that thing is incorrect. > > Does the area show up for any other views? Also, I vaguely remember that > there has been a drawing artifacts for non-wrapped toolbars before too. So far I only see it for the outline view.
Created attachment 286999 [details] Properties View with no toolbar items This is Linux-only when there are no toolbar items for the ViewPart. Attached is a screenshot of our custom Properties View with no toolbar items.
(In reply to Phil Beauvoir from comment #4) > Created attachment 286999 [details] > Properties View with no toolbar items > > This is Linux-only when there are no toolbar items for the ViewPart. > > Attached is a screenshot of our custom Properties View with no toolbar items. Phil, any suggestion how to fix that?
On windows, I can validate that there is indeed an empty toolbar for all views. Probably the background of a toolbar comes through here, non empty toolbars would paint over this artifacts. Besides, empty toolbars should be marked invisible too. This also prevents them from eating up space when the empty toolbar gets wrapped on very small parts. This might be a side effect of Bug 562892 or might have been around for longer.
Maybe another one of these cases in which the gc.background color is not resetted to its original value.