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1) Open a java file so that an out liner has content 2) Minimize the outliner 3) Open the outliner fast view 4) Use the keyboard to move up or down the outline list Notice that the outline closes This is a result of the TrimStack close handler listening to BringToTop events, it should instead listen to Activation events.
Created attachment 203902 [details] Fix over aggressive closing of fast views This patch adds publish methods to UIEvents. As such you must add the patch from the depends on bug first.
Created attachment 203941 [details] Better patch for this problem. This is probably a better patch for this defect. Reworked parameters for UIEvents.publish methods do reduce the amount of knowledge and code needed by callers.
Pushed in >20110927. commit 44161b37a31390958fc4cb23fdd1c4f77ea42d48 Nice one Dean !
(In reply to comment #3) > Pushed in >20110927. > > commit 44161b37a31390958fc4cb23fdd1c4f77ea42d48 I had to push another fix to origin due to use of Java 6 APIs that were causing compiler errors on my computer. http://git.eclipse.org/c/platform/eclipse.platform.ui.git/commit/?h=R4_development&id=72b9d682d27ec0c5f6b655f436dd2d6c907b49e7 Eric and Dean, please ensure you have Java 5 setup in your workspace to prevent this in the future.
(In reply to comment #3) > Pushed in >20110927. > > commit 44161b37a31390958fc4cb23fdd1c4f77ea42d48 Can we close this?
Seems like it...
Verified in I20111025-2000.