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Bug 423412

Summary:

[painting] Some text annotations are not rendered in KDE

Product:

[Eclipse Project] Platform

Reporter:

Alessandro Nistico <alienisty>

Component:

SWT

Assignee:

Platform-SWT-Inbox <platform-swt-inbox>

Status:

CLOSED WORKSFORME

QA Contact:

Severity:

major

Priority:

CC:

akurtakov, andrei.ilie, arunkumar.thondapu, ericwill, pwebster

Version:

4.3

Keywords:

triaged

Target Milestone:

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Hardware:

OS:

Linux

Whiteboard:

Attachments:

Description	Flags
screenshot with the box annotation enabled (that it works)	none
screenshot with the native problem underline annotation enabled (that it doesn't work)	none

Description Alessandro Nistico

2013-12-06 05:22:58 EST

In text editors, "Text as" annotations, do not render for the following options:
- Native Problem Underline
- Squiggly Line
- Underlined
- Vertical Bar

Preferences for editors are the default.

Operating system is Fedora 19 with KDE 4.11.3
GTK+ Appearance uses Widget style QtCurve

Comment 1 Paul Webster

2013-12-07 14:28:05 EST

Can you please attach a screenshot?

PW

Comment 2 Alessandro Nistico

2013-12-09 01:00:17 EST

Created attachment 238152 [details]
screenshot with the box annotation enabled (that it works)

Comment 3 Alessandro Nistico

2013-12-09 01:01:37 EST

Created attachment 238153 [details]
screenshot with the native problem underline annotation enabled (that it doesn't work)

Comment 4 Alexander Kurtakov

2013-12-10 06:04:17 EST

Alessandro, can it be style issue? Would you please try with other styles?

Comment 5 Alessandro Nistico

2013-12-10 07:39:36 EST

Hi Alexander, if by style you mean the "GTK+ Appearance" in the KDE settings, I've tried them all.

If you mean the theme in eclipse itself, I tried them all as well and the problem is always present.

I don't know if the problem is QT rendering of SWT, but the same issue is not present in Fedora 19 using Gnome3.

Comment 6 Arun Thondapu

2013-12-20 08:59:25 EST

(In reply to Alessandro Nistico from comment #5)
> 
> I don't know if the problem is QT rendering of SWT, but the same issue is
> not present in Fedora 19 using Gnome3.

SWT does not have a Qt version, it uses the GTK libraries always whether you're running KDE or GNOME. So, if it is working with GNOME and not with KDE, it is most likely a desktop theming issue rather than Eclipse itself. Try to test with different KDE desktop themes and see whether that helps.

Alex, have you seen this issue on Fedora 19?

Comment 7 Alexander Kurtakov

2013-12-20 09:09:41 EST

(In reply to Arun Thondapu from comment #6)
> (In reply to Alessandro Nistico from comment #5)
> > 
> > I don't know if the problem is QT rendering of SWT, but the same issue is
> > not present in Fedora 19 using Gnome3.
> 
> SWT does not have a Qt version, it uses the GTK libraries always whether
> you're running KDE or GNOME. So, if it is working with GNOME and not with
> KDE, it is most likely a desktop theming issue rather than Eclipse itself.
> Try to test with different KDE desktop themes and see whether that helps.
> 
> Alex, have you seen this issue on Fedora 19?

No, but KDE applies it's own gtk themes which are far from sufficient. I really recomment using Adwaita even when on KDE.

Comment 8 Andrei ILIE

2014-03-06 12:05:37 EST

Confirming against:
* Eclipse IDE for Java Developers v KeplerServiceRelease2, 20140224-0627
* KDE 4.11.5
* gtk2.x86_64 2.24.22-2.fc19     
* gtk3.x86_64 3.8.8-2.fc19

Should this be reported upstream ?

Comment 9 Alexander Kurtakov

2017-12-15 07:27:31 EST

Is this still an issue with latest Fedora, KDE, Eclipse?

Comment 10 Eric Williams

2018-08-16 15:07:14 EDT

(In reply to Alexander Kurtakov from comment #9)
> Is this still an issue with latest Fedora, KDE, Eclipse?

No response in awhile, closing this ticket now. If the issue persists on 4.8 with GTK3.22, please reopen.