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Eclipse: 3.3 M5 Presentation: 3.3 Doubleclick the package explorer to maximize it, while having some editors open. Then hit "Restore" from the Editor FVB and notice the package explorer still showing the "restore" button in his view, although it has been restored from by the editor area already. Ben
I'm fairly sure that this is fixed as of tomorrow's build but I'll check. Can you clarify what the steps are, I'm a but confused by the current description...;-)
Sure: 1.) Have the Java perspective with just the package explorer on the left 2.) Open some java files 3.) Maximize the package explorer 4.) From the editor FVB select "Restore" Actual results: The editor is restored and the Package Explorer shows as normal, however the package explorer's view toolbar is still showing the "Restore" icon, although it should show the "Maximize" icon.
Got it, any time there's more than one stack in the presentation no stack should show as 'maximized'... Good one...
Committed in >20070330. Now, restoring -any- stack from the trim will result in the currently maximized stack being restored. NOTE: Currently we're leaving the Restore button visible and active. Conceptually, trim stacks that are in the trim due to a maximize operation shouldn't -have- a restore affordance (so that users can distinguish between these stacks and stacks that have been explicitly minimized (and therefore don't come back on un-maximize). However, one of the more likely workflows is that a user will open a view as a fast view and decide that they would prefer to put it back (e.g. it overlays too much of the Editor Area). Without having the restore affordance on the trim stack they'd have to move the mouse across the entire window and click on the editor area's restore button... This is still under review and may change if it appears to confuse too many users...
Verified in I20070501-0010.
