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Build Identifier: Version: 3.6.1.r361_v20100909 When clicking the button to expand the calendar combo, the widget appears off to the right, not under the combo. This happens when running Eclipse with RTL mode. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add the CDateTime widget to a composite within a dialog 2. Launch Eclipse with the program argument -dir rtl 3. Display the dialog with the CDateTime. 4. Click the small calendar image to expand the combo 5. Note the position of the calendar
Can I please get an update on this? Wondering if anything has been done and/or if the Nebula project is going anywhere? Should I continue to use the Nebula widgets in my source or should I go with something else? Thanks
I made the following code changes in my local source, and it solves my problem: org.eclipse.nebula.cwt.base.BaseCombo in: protected synchronized void setOpen(boolean open, final Runnable callback) { Line 1038: if((stretchControl != null) && (size.x < stretchControl.getSize().x)) { size.x = stretchControl.getSize().x; // contentShell.setSize(size); } // Begin Fix for RTL int deltaX = 0; String orientation = System.getProperty("eclipse.orientation"); //$NON-NLS-1$ if ("rtl".equals(orientation)) { //$NON-NLS-1$ leftAlign = true; deltaX = getBounds().width; } // End Fix for RTL if(leftAlign) { location.x -= positionControl.getLocation().x; location.x -= deltaX; // Rest of fix for RTL } else { location.x += (positionControl.getSize().x - size.x); if(location.x < 0) { location.x = 0; } }
Thanks for the patch. We are regrouping. Let me fix this for you.
*** Bug 217082 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Should this also happen if the orientation is alignment left or only if RTL?
Made a slightly different approach. Since Nebula cannot depend on Eclipse I took the RTL style bit from the shell. This should also be set if Eclipse is in RTL mode. if (leftAlign || isRTL()) { location.x -= positionControl.getLocation().x; // bug 336853 if(isRTL()){ location.x -= getBounds().width; } Made a method to determine RTL and used your formula to calculate offsets. Please test, confirm or reopen.
released to HEAD
