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Build Identifier: Found in Eclipse 3.5.2 but John Arthorne also found it in the latest. @johna from your days on IProgressMonitor, do you know if the Eclipse progress dialog takes the liberty to truncate messages? "Block...g for background work to complete" is strangely truncated. RTC probably can't do anything aside of reporting this to Eclipse after we confirm we've got nothing to do with this... 3. John Arthorne, Dec 7, 2011, 12:54 PM Yes it does. org.eclipse.ui.internal.progress.ProgressInfoItem#setMainText does: progressLabel .setText(Dialog.shortenText(getMainTitle(), progressLabel)); I suggest filing this against Eclipse. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: See screenshot. Note that now most users have wide 16/9 screens, it's best to avoid hardcoded truncated strings if possible. Instead imagine we have a JFace Text widget that uses the SWT text or styled text widget and automatically truncates its content to make it fit in one line based on its current width... And the tooltip on that widget would give the full non truncated text to users, and screen readers would get the full string too.
Created attachment 208312 [details] truncated message in progress dialog
Backlink to RTC bug: https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/178293
Just talked with Christophe and he's OK with deferring this to post-4.2... I'll put it into M7 for now until a 4.3 bucket shows up so it won't just go back into the general pool.
Adding another related backlink: https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/202848
Also a problem with: Version: 3.8.2 Build id: M20130131-0800
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