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Re: Comment to 0.19


From: Robert Schuster
Subject: Re: Comment to 0.19
Date: Sat, 05 Nov 2005 17:23:22 +0100
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Hi,

> What me a little bit surprised is, that GNU Classpath becomes the same
> bugs as Suns Java.
This obviously means Lillian, Roman and Anthony are on the right track!!! :)

Seriously, I think the bugs you mention are a consequence of the way Swing is
interwoven internally. If you think certain behavior should be changed then
please write a bug report along with a test application. Please note that
pointing to Sun's test applications is not an option for us. They all have
restrictive license. I am sorry that we have to duplicate all these simple
applications but then it was not our decision to license them that way.

> In the "Viewport"-Demo or how it was called, there existing now the bug
> (or isn't it one?) that after the button moved to left or right, on the
> places where the button isn't any more, still parts of it exists as
> lines. (But with Suns Java it looks like the same).
> 
> The same is with the shadow under the scrollbar. You can see it in the
> Scroolbar-Demo of the Swing-Demos. Under the Scrollbar of the top left,
> there is under the Scrollbar a shadow. But under the buttons of the
> Scrollbar there isn't one. And I think the shadow is wrong there. But
> thats the same like in Suns Java. There existing the same bug - since
> Swing 1.0.3. And I have critisized it very often. But now GNU Classpath
> doing the same.
Yeah, I remember that you mentioned these in past mails.

> Only to mention it. Because without completly functional AWT, a
> completly functional Swing isn't possible.
Thomas and Sven (?) are going to give AWT and Graphics2D a revamp. Feel free to
support their task by providing bug reports, test applications, critics, cheer
ups etc. :)

cu
Robert
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