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Build Identifier: 3.6.1 Aligning a CellEdtior's control to the top, center or bottom of a table cell is not possible because API is incomplete (LayoutData.grabVertical was forgotten to be implemented). In the class org.eclipse.swt.custom.TableEditor, the method computeBounds() calculates the bounds of the CellEditor's control that is going to be shown. This calculation depends on the ControlEditor's properties grabHorizontal, minimumWidth, grabVertical and minimumHeight and are filled through ColumnViewerEditor.setLayoutData(CellEditor.LayoutData). The LayoutData is got from the CellEditor to open. Unfortunately the LayoutData that is returned by CellEditor.getLayoutData() does only define the property grabHorizontal but NOT grabVertical. As result, the value of LayoutData.minimumHeight cannot be used to center or align a celleditor's control whose height must not be the height of the table's cell. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 202198 [details] Patch for CellEditor, TableViewerEditor and TreeViewerEditor grabVertical field was added to the CellEditor.LayoutData and was got through TableViewerEditor and TreeViewerEditor so that the existing grapVertical field of TableEditor and TreeEditor can be assigned with the correct value.
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